An LMS for delivering classes, managing courses and monitoring student progress.

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Why Choose

LearnWay?

Centralised management of classes and students

GDPR and ISO 27001 compliant

System launch in just 3 business days

Progress tracking and reporting

IT support to ensure continuous system availability

SaaS-based solution

Tailored to Individual Needs

User Accounts

Administrator Panel

user management,
degree programme management,
group management,
role assignment,
data import,
documentation management,
communication with lecturers and students,
flexible configuration of study programmes and learning materials,
generation of reports, surveys and tests,
online proctoring,
monitoring student progress.

Lecturer Panel

user management,
documentation management,
communication with students,
creation and editing of learning materials,
course delivery and management,
generation of reports, surveys and tests,
automatic grading,
online proctoring,
monitoring student progress.

Student Panel

access to courses, learning materials, tests and exercises.
learning anytime, anywhere,
progress and grade reports,
communication with lecturers and groups.

What Do You Gain with LearnWay?

Ready-To-Use Content and Teaching Flexibility

LearnWay provides access to a library of ready-to-use training courses and exercises and is available in 24 languages. Build courses using presentations, videos, audio files, documents, SCORM packages, and interactive exercises. Organise materials into modules and make them available to selected groups of students.

Less Administrative Work, More Time for Teaching

LearnWay uses AI-powered tools to automate selected teaching processes and analyse learner activity. This enables lecturers to assess learning outcomes more quickly, while administrators gain access to clear reports that support informed decision-making.

Tests and Exams

Create single-choice and multiple-choice tests, open-ended tasks, and quizzes. Results are recorded automatically, allowing lecturers to analyse student performance without manual data processing.

Progress Reports

Monitor student activity, learning time, test results, and course completion rates. Reports help quickly identify students who may require additional support.

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Accessibility, Security and Compliance

LearnWay meets WCAG 2.1 accessibility standards, supporting students with special educational needs. The system is GDPR compliant and uses secure login and permission management mechanisms. ISO 9001 and ISO 27001 certifications confirm the quality of processes and information security.

The graphic presents an online training module in the LearnWay platform displayed on a large screen. The lesson focuses on interpersonal communication and features a video presenter alongside educational graphics and text. Above the screen, three status notifications show different learning outcomes: material completed, material under review, and material not completed. Additional icons represent user profiles, settings, and progress management. The composition uses a modern blue, white, green, and yellow colour palette.

Scalability and Integrations

The system integrates with popular tools used by universities, such as Microsoft Teams, ClickMeeting, and other academic systems. The platform works equally well for individual degree programmes and large, distributed university structures.

Plan lectures, classes, and consultations directly from the platform. Integration with Microsoft Teams and ClickMeeting enables you to deliver online classes without switching between applications.

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Implementation

The implementation process includes needs analysis, environment configuration, integration with existing systems, data migration, and training for administrators and lecturers. Once the platform is launched, we provide ongoing technical support and continue to develop the system in line with the university’s evolving needs.

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