A dedicated virtual classroom for teaching and learning
Live classes, lesson resources, exercises and feedback with A2 Learning. The staging version needs device, network and capacity acceptance before public rollout.
Workflow · 02The instructor prepares the class and resources.
Workflow · 03The learner joins classes and activities.
A conceptual product illustration, not customer data or a live application screen.
Who is it designed for?
Teachers and education providers seeking a dedicated online teaching environment.
Each product’s modules and integrations are selected around your business and introduced in stages. Scope, roles and acceptance criteria are defined before delivery.
Explore the product in detail
Choose a capability to explore its scope and the work it brings together.
A workspace for each role
Learner
Classes, authorised course content, assignments and feedback.
Instructor
Class delivery, learning activities and assessment.
Education manager
Access, class schedules and learning reports.
Modules and capabilities
Open a section to explore its scope.
Live classroom+
Bring instructors and learners into the course classroom.
Role and enrolment-based entry
Audio, video and connection checks before acceptance
Instructor workspace+
Keep session controls with authorised teaching roles.
Manage attendance and participation
Define instructor and teaching-assistant responsibilities
Courses and content+
Organise learning resources into a trackable structure.
Courses, sections, lessons and linked resources
Publication and access rules for learning files
Assignments and feedback+
Route learner work to a defined reviewer.
Assignment definitions, deadlines and submission methods
Instructor feedback and review history
Assessment+
Align assessment with the teaching plan.
Agreed question types and assessment access rules
Results and feedback for authorised roles
Learning access+
Enrolment and education policies determine access.
Separate learner, instructor and manager permissions
Connect enrolment to an institute system after review
Learning progress+
Use activity information to support teaching decisions.
Views of defined lessons and activities
Reports available to instructors and education managers
Rollout and acceptance+
Evaluate the experience on the intended devices and networks.
Connection, access and interruption checks
Recording and AI features only under separately agreed scope
Record feedback and progress for authorised roles.
Connect with your tools
Connection to A2 Education or an existing enrolment system
Live-communication and learning-content infrastructure
Organisational identity after access-contract review
What delivery includes
Instructor and learner roles, entry permissions and selected learning activities
Classroom and learning-resource configuration or development within the agreed scope
Audio, video, interruption and access checks on target devices and networks
Usage guidance and staged handover; enrolment integration, recording and AI features scoped separately
Delivery experience behind the product
The classroom is deployed to restricted staging. Device and network acceptance remains partial; recording, AI and central single sign-on are outside the verified scope.
A2 Learning staging
The classroom has been evaluated in restricted staging. Device, network and integration acceptance form part of each deployment.
Is A2 Learning a complete learning management system?
The documented version focuses on classroom interaction and teaching tools. Course sales, enrolment, certificates, larger classes and other LMS requirements need an explicit development scope.
What can teachers use inside the classroom?
The staging implementation includes a lesson library, private files, exercises, feedback, a shared board and audio/video. Teachers approve student screen sharing, and shared-screen windows can be moved and resized.
Is it ready for general public use?
The current version runs in restricted staging. Target devices, network conditions, user capacity and support requirements must be reviewed and accepted before a public rollout.
Start with your operation
Are classes one-to-one or group sessions, and how many people need to join at once?
Which devices and internet conditions will instructors and learners use?
Which lesson resources, exercises and feedback methods are essential for the first stage?
Which system provides enrolment and entry permissions, and what connections need review?
Choose capabilities for our conversation
These choices describe your initial priorities. The final scope is defined together.