AI learning for CBSE schools, Classes 1–10

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CBSE chapters become cinematic missions students step inside, with Future Skills labs and NOVA, an AI guide, on the screens your school already has.

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15 schools and organisations have worked with us

Next chapterThrough the portal: the schools we work with

Chapter 01 · Through the portal

15 schools and organisations have worked with Learnorama

Each light in this constellation is a school, sports club or foundation that has worked with Learnorama.

Meridian School
GD Goenka School
St. Joseph's School
NIHOC
Mount Basil High School

Suprabhat Model High School
St. Ann's School
Waxsan International School
Nobel High School
Alwick High School

Soul Sportza
Vizag Sports Club
Aekaksh Foundation
Shri Shiva Ganga
Czar International

Chapter 02 · The problem

Smart boards were meant to change lessons. Most just play videos.

There is a better way to learn.

A class watches a solar-system video on a smart board; later a student struggles to remember which planet is the Red Planet. — 01 / 04

A worried teacher and students look over a marked class test beside stacks of papers and a chart of missed topics. — 01 / 04

Chapter 03 · How it works

One chapter, four steps.

Every mission follows the same path, so teachers know what to expect and students know what comes next.

Concept

The teacher opens the chapter’s mission on the classroom screen. It follows the CBSE textbook and its learning outcomes.

A teacher presents the mission overview for “India, That Is Bharat” on the classroom screen, with its learning objectives.

Concept. The teacher opens the chapter’s mission on the classroom screen. It follows the CBSE textbook and its learning outcomes.
Experience. A short cinematic film puts students inside the chapter: the place, the people and the problem to solve.
Interaction. Students investigate, answer and build. NOVA asks the questions that make them think instead of giving the answer away.
Understanding. Assessments check what stuck. Teachers, the school and parents see the results in the Learnorama LMS.

Chapter 04 · Programs

Four programs, one platform.

Use them together or start with one. Every program runs inside the same Learnorama LMS.

CBSE missions

Chapters from Classes 6 to 10 become missions students live through. Mission Bharat, for Class 6 History (Social Science) (“India, That Is Bharat”), is live today.

A 15-minute cinematic film
14 assessments, 100 marks
Historian Explorer badge on completion

See the CBSE mission map

CBSE missions. Chapters from Classes 6 to 10 become missions students live through. Mission Bharat, for Class 6 History (Social Science) (“India, That Is Bharat”), is live today.

Future Skills labs. Hands-on labs for Classes 1 to 10 that sit inside the timetable, with lessons, missions and teacher guides included. Students investigate, code, design and pitch.

NOVA, the AI companion. NOVA guides with questions instead of handing over answers, so students do the reasoning, and it explains again when they are stuck.

The AI LMS. Homework, assessments, exam results and progress reports in one place, with dashboards for the school, teachers and parents. Messages go to each parent privately, not to a group.

Chapter 05 · Virtual labs

Step inside real experiments.

Interactive 3D labs that make complex ideas visible. These previews show the direction; the final list is being confirmed against the LMS.

Preview · list being confirmed

Solar System. The eight planets in order, orbiting the Sun.

Chapter 06 · Classes 1 to 10

See what each class gets.

Choose a class to see the missions, labs and tools available to it.

Class 6 Ages 11–12

CBSE missions: Missions mapped to the Class 6 syllabus. Live now: Mission Bharat, Class 6 History.
Future Skills labs (ages 9–15): Detective and Forensic Science · Ethical Hacking and Cyber Security · AI and Coding · Game Development and AI Animation · Biotech and Future Medicine · Future Engineering and Innovation · AI Film Making and AI Music Production · Business and Entrepreneurship Lab · Human Anatomy Lab · Space Lab · Geography Explorer Lab
NOVA: An AI companion that explains and asks guiding questions.
AI LMS: Homework, assessments, progress reports and a parent view.

Chapter 07 · In the classroom

The product, working.

Screen recording of “The 15-Second Scene” in the Detective and Forensic Science Lab. 16 seconds, no sound.

Chapter 08 · For schools

For principals and school management

Missions and labs mapped to the CBSE syllabus and NEP 2020
Runs on the smart boards and computer labs you already have
Teacher training, lesson plans and ongoing academic support
Dashboards for leadership, teachers and parents

Book a school demo How rollout works

A school leader presents the Learnorama LMS dashboard to the management team: the live mission, Future Skills labs, virtual labs and student progress.

School onboardingA live demo, then a proposal and rollout plan for your classes and programs.
Teacher preparationStructured teacher training, lesson plans and classroom delivery guides.
Classroom learningMissions and labs run in the browser on your smart boards and computer labs.
AssessmentsHomework and assessments are set, completed and checked in the LMS.
ReportsResults reach the school, teachers and each parent, privately.

Parents and their daughter smile at the parent dashboard on a laptop: the completed chapter, homework marks, progress and school messages.

Chapter 09 · For parents

For parents

Your child steps into lessons instead of copying notes. You see homework, results and progress, and the school messages you directly.

Learnorama comes through schools. If you’d like it for your child, share it with your principal.

Share with your school What parents see

Chapter 10 · FAQ

Questions schools ask.

Something else? Call +91 98498 56143 or message us on WhatsApp.

Which classes and boards does Learnorama cover?

Cinematic CBSE missions are built for Classes 6 to 10. Future Skills labs run for Classes 1 to 10 (ages 4 to 15). The platform is designed around the CBSE curriculum and NEP 2020.

Does our school need new hardware?

No. Learnorama runs in a web browser on the smart boards, projectors and computer labs your school already has. Teachers can present missions to the whole class, and students can use the LMS on school or home devices.

How are teachers trained?

Rollout includes structured teacher training, lesson plans and classroom delivery guides, followed by ongoing academic support from the Learnorama team.

What do parents see?

Parents get their own login with homework status, exam results and progress reports, and receive messages from the school one-to-one, without large WhatsApp groups.

Can a parent sign up a child directly?

No. Learnorama is adopted by schools, and students get access through their school. If you are a parent, the quickest route is to share Learnorama with your principal; we are happy to talk to them.

What is NOVA, and does it just give students the answers?

NOVA is Learnorama’s AI learning companion. It guides with questions rather than handing over answers, so students work out the reasoning themselves, and it explains concepts again when they are stuck.

How much does it cost?

Pricing depends on the number of students, classes and programs your school chooses. Book a demo and we will send a proposal for your school.

How long does a demo take, and what happens next?

A demo is a live walkthrough of a CBSE mission, a Future Skills lab and the school, teacher and parent dashboards, usually online. If it fits, we prepare a proposal and a rollout plan for your school.

Chapter 11 · Book a demo

Book a demo for your school.

In the demo you’ll see a CBSE mission, a Future Skills lab and the school, teacher and parent dashboards, and get answers about rollout.