What survived a full semester of real teaching.
Hand out a six digit code and students join on their own. Separate per class, per term.
No more collecting files over email. Who submitted what stays on one screen.
Instructor scores and peer scores are tallied together — the method behind a published paper.
Who did what, and when, accumulates as you go. Nothing to recount at term end.
Parents see only their own child. The student approves the link.
Send announcements by email and SMS. Every send is logged.
No account, no payment. Unzip it onto a server and that server becomes your school LMS.
Name the folder anything. It adapts to whatever path you put it in.
Load it once in a browser and the tables are created. You only ever use this screen once.
Choose SQLite and there is nothing to enter. It just finishes.
When the pandemic hit, everyone from primary teachers to university faculty went looking for an LMS. We got by on group chats, on Zoom, on whatever was at hand. That season passed — it did not leave an answer behind.
We believe a learning management system for schools should be built by a university of education. MooClass ran a full semester of real classes before it was released.
The source is open because that is what makes it safe to install. Read what it does, decide for yourself, then put it on your server. Modify it if you need to.
