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For universities

See how learning is going, at every level.

Ludoran runs alongside your LMS. Lecturers run interactive classes; coordinators, heads of department and deans see the statistics their role needs; support teams see who might need a hand, early. Built for Australian universities, with privacy designed in from the start.

  • Classes run today; the university layer is in development
Illustration of a view in development. Placeholder units, not real data.
Alongside your LMS

Keep your LMS. Add the part it's missing.

Your LMS holds the content and the grades. Ludoran adds what happens in the room: live classes, participation, points and badges, and the statistics that come from them.

  • Attendance, points and results exported as CSV
  • Launch from inside Moodle, Canvas or Brightspace with LTI 1.3Coming soon
  • Class lists and grades kept in step with OneRosterComing soon
  • Single sign-on with your university loginComing soon
Statistics by level

Each level sees what it needs, and no more

Role-based views from a single class up to the faculty. The lecturer view runs today; the views above it are being built.

    Lecturer

    Attendance, participation and results for each class and each student, week by week.

    Live today

    Unit coordinator

    Every class in the unit side by side, across lecturers and campuses.

    Coming soon

    Head of department

    Units across the department: engagement, pre-work and attendance trends.

    Coming soon

    Dean

    The faculty at a glance, with the detail one click away.

    Coming soon
Curriculum scan

Press Scan, see the whole course

AI reads the units' material and shows how a course fits together, as graphs in a click. Built for planning, with staff involved from the start. Coming soon

Overlaps

Where the same topic is taught in several units.

Gaps

What a course promises that no unit covers.

Scaffolding

How skills build from first year to final year.

Assessment load

Weeks where students face several deadlines at once.

Care, security and privacy

Reach students early, and keep their data safe

Coming soon

Student health signals

Engagement and attendance across units in one place, so support teams can reach students early, not after they have dropped out. Sensitive by nature: shown only to the people whose role needs it, for that purpose.

Coming soon

Australian data residency

University data hosted in Australia before any university-wide rollout.

Security by design

Hashed passwords and PINs and separate lecturer and student access today; role-based access for every level, audit logs, single sign-on and a security certification on the way.

Privacy by design

No advertising, no third-party tracking, data never sold. Lecturers can export, correct or delete class data at any time.

Connected to industry

Your graduates, seen for what they can do

Businesses post roles and internships to your students, and students choose to send the badges they earned in your classes, verified by your lecturers. Coming soon

FAQ

Questions universities ask

Do we have to replace our LMS?

No. Ludoran is designed to sit alongside Moodle, Canvas or Brightspace. Today it exports attendance and results as CSV; LTI 1.3 and OneRoster connections are in development.

What can we use today?

Interactive classes: the class screen and its apps, points and badges, Ask Ludo, docs, messaging, groups, plus events and general meetings. The views for coordinators, heads of department and deans, the curriculum scan and student health signals are being built.

Where is the data stored?

Today, on the server the classes run on. Australian hosting is planned before any university-wide rollout.

Who can see student health signals?

Only staff whose role needs them, such as student support, and only for supporting students. We will work through purpose, consent and access with each university before switching them on.

Will the curriculum scan feel like surveillance?

It is built for course planning, not for judging individual lecturers, and we want staff involved in how it is used from the start.

Start with one class, grow from there

The quickest way to see it is a lecturer running a real class. The university layer builds on the same data.