classroom

Classroom gives you a way to create a real teaching environment inside the platform, bringing together the structured learning side of Courses with the live, interactive surfaces available in Landing Pages, so your teaching space can hold content, communication and participation in one place. Instead of separating the course itself from the conversation around it, Classroom lets them live together as one experience.

Like an actual classroom, learners are not just moving through content on a page. They are taking part in an environment that can teach, guide, respond and support them as they go.

The course structure comes from Courses, which means Classroom can carry the full learning backbone with it. Modules, media, quizzes, live events, submissions, completion flows, progress tracking, points and awards can all form part of the experience. The learning journey has shape, momentum and a sense of progression built in.

Not just a room for discussion but also a serious learning environment, with real curriculum structure behind it.

Created in Landing Pages, add the features that make learning feel active and connected. Group Chat can give cohorts a place to talk. Instant Message can support more direct one-to-one communication. Message Boards can handle announcements and ongoing discussion. Q&A and FAQ can give common questions a natural home. Video and Event surfaces can support live sessions and lesson content. Help, materials and reviews can all play a role in making the space feel more complete and more useful.

Classroom gives you a way to keep the learning and the interaction together, opening a much stronger experience for teaching. A workshop can include structured modules as well as live conversation. A cohort programme can give learners a shared space to discuss as they progress. A bootcamp can mix guided content, support, questions and events in one destination. Coaching offers can feel more personal and more present. Academy-style learning can feel less like a library and more like an environment people actually spend time in.

It is especially well suited to cohort-based learning, live teaching, hybrid formats and experiences that mix self-paced content with ongoing support. Live events and RSVP on the course side, and messaging and board-style interaction on the landing side – Classroom can handle both the teaching plan and the room around it.

Progress and participation can sit side by side. Learners do not have to leave the experience to ask questions, respond to prompts, join the conversation or get support. The classroom becomes both a curriculum and a place.

And because it is built from systems already inside the platform, it can be shaped around the kind of teaching experience you want to create. More guided, more live, more community-led, more content-driven – the structure is there, and the interaction layer helps bring it to life.

Classroom turns courses into a live learning environment.