Your institution’s learning, in one place.
Class Harbour is a learning management system for schools and tertiary institutions. Courses, timetables, assignments and announcements sit in a single portal that students and staff log in to.
Dashboard
Amara N.
Today
| 10:30 | BiologyS2.14 · Ms Okafor |
| 11:30 | Maths tutorialM1.03 · Mr Hale |
| 13:30 | EnglishLibrary (room change) · Dr Singh |
Due soon
| Lab reportBiology | Thu 23:59 |
| Essay planEnglish | Fri |
| Algebra quizMaths | Mon |
My courses
- BiologyUnit 3: Enzymes
- MathsUnit 4: Algebra
- EnglishUnit 2: Persuasive writing
Announcements
Ms Okafor, Biology
Revision notes for Unit 3 are now in the course materials.
Today it’s a Google Drive, a spreadsheet and an inbox. Class Harbour keeps the course, the work and the feedback together.
From dashboard to feedback
A learner opens the dashboard, picks a course, works through a lesson, hands in an assignment and reads the feedback, all after logging in once.
Dashboard
Today’s classes, what’s due and any new announcements.
Course
Units in the order they’re taught, with the readings and files beside each lesson.
Lesson
Read, watch, then do the activity.
Assignment
Instructions, marking criteria and the deadline, next to where you hand it in.
Feedback
The teacher comments on the submitted work, and the learner sees it there.
Where students and staff log in each day.
Personal portal
Your courses, timetable and tasks on one home page.
Courses and classes
Lessons and materials, kept in order.
Timetable
Classes, lectures and tutorials, with rooms.
Assignments
Set work, collect it, give feedback.
Announcements and calendar
Notices, deadlines and events.
Progress
Completion and results, by class or course.
Roles and admin
Accounts and permissions you control.
Know what’s next, and where.
Classes, lectures and tutorials laid out by week, with the room for each. Students see their own timetable and staff see their teaching.
Deadlines, assessments and events are kept separately, in the calendar.
Maths
M1.03
Biology
S2.14
History
H0.07
English
Library
Maths tutorial
M1.03
Biology
S2.14
Maths tutorial
M1.03
Biology lab
Lab S1.02
History
H0.07
Maths
M1.03
English
Library
Who uses it
Learners, educators and administrators log in to different views of the same system.
Learner
“What do I need to learn and complete?”
Today’s timetable, what’s due, their courses and the feedback on work they’ve handed in.
Educator
“What do I need to teach, review and follow up?”
Their teaching timetable, their classes and the submissions waiting for a response.
Administrator
“How do I organise users, access and our learning environment?”
Accounts and permissions, courses and classes, and the timetable.
The wording follows your setting. A school has teachers, classes and students. A college or university has lecturers, courses and modules. A training provider has tutors, programmes and learners.
Additional learning tools
Optional extras your institution can switch on. Teachers decide when they are used.
First draft
“Phones are bad for students and schools should ban them.”
“Bad” in what way? Naming one effect will make your point easier to argue.
Revised by the learner
“Phones distract students in lessons, so schools should have rules about when they can be used.”
Who is Class Harbour for?
Can institutions choose which features they use?
Do learners, educators and administrators have different access?
Is writing support the only feature?
Is Class Harbour new?
Does Class Harbour handle admissions, fees or student records?
How do existing users log in?
How can an institution arrange a demonstration?
Book a demo for
your institution.
Tell us who you teach and what you’d like to change. We’ll reply to arrange a call and a walkthrough.
- A first callYou tell us who you teach, how your courses run and what you use today.
- A walkthroughWe show you the system as it is now, using examples close to your setting.
- Next stepsIf it fits, we talk through setup for your first courses.
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