Which curricula does the Learnorama AI LMS support?
The AI LMS is offered to schools following CBSE, ICSE / CISCE, Cambridge, the International Baccalaureate and Indian State Board syllabi. The platform organises learning by board, class, subject and chapter, so each school is set up on its own curriculum. Ready-made lesson content differs by board and class: CBSE has the most today, and in the demo we show exactly what is available for your curriculum and grades, and what would be mapped for you.
Which classes does it cover?
The AI LMS academic programme focuses on Classes 6 to 10. Future Skills experiences are designed for a wider age range, and Learnorama Pro serves colleges (starting with B.Pharm and M.Pharm).
Is Learnorama affiliated with or endorsed by any board?
No. Learnorama is an independent education technology company. We align lessons to each board’s published syllabus, but we are not affiliated with, or endorsed by, CBSE, CISCE, Cambridge, the IB or any State Board.
Does it replace teachers?
No. Teachers lead every lesson. Learnorama gives them cinematic lessons to present, interactive activities, ready assessments and homework, and a clear view of each student’s progress, so classroom time goes into teaching rather than preparing material.
Does our school need new hardware?
Usually not. Learnorama runs in a modern web browser, so schools use the smart boards, interactive panels, projectors and computer labs they already have wherever these are technically compatible. We check your devices and network during onboarding.
How are teachers trained and onboarded?
Rollout includes structured teacher training, lesson plans and classroom guides, an onboarding plan for your classes, and ongoing academic support from the Learnorama team.
Can we start with one module instead of the whole LMS?
Yes. Schools can adopt the complete AI LMS or start with individual modules such as Future Skills, Virtual Laboratories or Cinematic Lessons, and add more later. We prepare a proposal for your school after the demo.
What do parents see?
Parents get their own login with homework status, results and progress reports, and receive messages from the school one to one, without large group chats. Parents get Learnorama through their child’s school; there is no direct sign-up.
Are the learning behaviour reports a psychological assessment?
No. Learning behaviour indicators summarise patterns such as persistence and regular practice from activity in the LMS. They are educational insights for teachers and parents, not medical, clinical or psychometric (IQ) assessments.
How is student data handled?
Student data is used only to run learning for the school: lessons, assessments, reports and school–parent communication. Each school’s data is kept separate, access is limited by role, and we do not sell personal data. Details are in our privacy policy.
What happens in a demo?
A live walkthrough, usually online or at your school, of a cinematic lesson, a Future Skills lab, a virtual laboratory, NOVA and the student, teacher, school and parent dashboards, with time for your questions about your curriculum and rollout.