Teaching & Learning
A learning space teachers set up once and use every day
Course pages, assignments, quizzes and feedback, already linked to your classes. Corevia LMS keeps teaching materials organised and gives students one place to see what is due.
- course spaces created from timetabled classes
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- course spaces created from timetabled classes
- to-do list for every student
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- to-do list for every student
- marks entered twice
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- marks entered twice
LMS interface preview · demonstration data
Why LMS
Courses, assignments and feedback in one calm space.
Corevia LMS gives every class a course space that is already set up from the timetable. Teachers share resources, set assignments and quizzes, collect submissions and return feedback, while students see one clear list of what is due. Marks flow into the gradebook, so nothing is entered twice.
Course spaces
Units, lessons and resources organised by class, created automatically from the timetable.
Assignments
Set tasks with due dates, rubrics and attachments, for a whole class or selected students.
Quizzes
Auto-marked question types for quick checks, with manual marking for longer answers.
Submissions
Collect files, text and links, with late flags and resubmission rules.
Feedback
Inline comments, rubric scores and reusable comment banks for faster marking.
Reusable content
Copy units between classes and years, and share resources across a department.
01 · Planning
Plan a unit once, reuse it every year
Build units from lessons, resources and assessments, schedule them against the timetable, and roll them forward next year. Departments can share a common scheme of work while each teacher adapts it for their class.
- Units, lessons and resource libraries
- Release content on a schedule
- Department-wide shared templates
02 · Feedback
Feedback students actually read
Comment directly on submitted work, score against a rubric and return everything in one go. Students are notified, can reply with questions, and resubmit where the teacher allows it.
- Inline and rubric-based feedback
- Comment banks per subject
- Student replies and resubmissions
03 · Progress
See who is keeping up — and who is not
Class views show submission rates, late work and quiz results over time, so teachers can spot students who are drifting and heads of department can compare progress across sets.
- Submission and late-work tracking
- Quiz results by question
- Department-level comparisons
How it works
LMS in four steps
From first connection to everyday use, LMS follows a simple, repeatable flow.
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Prepare
Build or reuse units and resources for each class.
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Set
Publish assignments and quizzes with due dates and rubrics.
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Collect
Students submit work from the web or the mobile app.
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Feed back
Mark, comment and send results to the gradebook.
Integrations & compatibility
Fits into your school's existing tools
Connectors for the sign-in, classroom, payment and messaging tools schools already use, plus an open API for everything else.
- Sign in with Google Workspace or Microsoft 365
- Rostering sync with Clever, ClassLink and OneRoster
- Works in any browser, plus iOS & Android apps
- Regional data hosting options
- Google Workspace for Education Identity & SSO
- Microsoft 365 Education Identity & SSO
- Google Classroom Classroom
- Microsoft Teams Classroom
- Zoom Video lessons
- OneRoster Rostering standard
+ an open REST API and webhooks for your own systems
Use cases
Built for real school days
How schools put LMS to work.
Blended classrooms
Share lesson materials and homework alongside face-to-face teaching.
Remote and hybrid learning
Run live lessons through Zoom or Teams with the course space as the hub.
Department collaboration
Keep a shared scheme of work and assessment bank for every subject.
Popular in
K–12 schools
Run admissions, timetables, registers, reports and parent communication for every year group from one student record.
International schools
Support multiple curricula, languages and currencies, with a family app that keeps globally mobile parents close.
Colleges & sixth forms
Manage option blocks, coursework deadlines and exam entries while students take more ownership of their learning.
Online & hybrid schools
Deliver live and self-paced lessons, track engagement remotely and keep families informed wherever students learn.
Solutions
Made for every role
See how LMS fits into the day of everyone in your school.
FAQ
LMS questions, answered
Can't find what you're looking for? Our education team is happy to help.
No. Many schools keep their existing classroom tool and use Corevia for rosters, gradebook and reporting. Classes sync automatically, and you can move to Corevia LMS later, one department at a time.
Yes. Course pages work in mobile browsers and in the Corevia mobile app, and students can view downloaded resources offline. Submissions are queued and sent once a connection is available.
Files and folders can be uploaded in bulk, and links to Google Drive or OneDrive documents keep working. Content from other platforms can often be imported; the exact format should be checked with our onboarding team.
Explore the platform
Every Corevia product shares the same student record and permissions.
SIS
A student information system for enrolment, class and section management, timetables, documents and transfers — the single record every other Corevia module builds on.
Learn moreAdmissions & CRM
Manage enquiries, campaigns, online applications, entrance tests, interviews and offers in one admissions pipeline that converts straight into enrolled students.
Learn moreAttendance
Daily and period registers, biometric, RFID and QR check-in, late tracking and same-day absence alerts to parents, with the reports leaders and authorities ask for.
Learn moreSee LMS in action
Book a tailored walkthrough of LMS with an education specialist, using scenarios from your own school.
- 30-minute tailored session
- No commitment, no credit card
- A rollout plan you can share with governors