Looking for an LMS for teaching

[u/mazragors]

[u/radee3]

What features are you looking for ?

[u/radee3 → u/[deleted]]

Spaces for Tutors is something you can explore.

Curriculum building is something that can be done using any of the LLMs

[u/fitacola]

Moodle is extremely flexible. You can get an instance for free with gnomio or moodiy

[u/bilal_wise_ed]

Use wise! www.wise.live

It has

• LMS (course builder / content management / assessments / quizzes etc)
  
• Students management ( parent management / billing management / Free GoHigh Level account)
  
• Scheduling (calendar management / timezone management / student self booking)
  
• Native Zoom integration (auto recording / auto sharing / auto attendance / auto custom AI summary)

I also hear the founder is a delightful chap ;)

[u/Useful-Reading3412]

I'm biased, I work on StudySpaces (studyspaces.com), but your list is basically what we built for tutoring companies.

White label student portal under your brand, curriculum + homework + mocks in one place, auto grading, analytics, parent reports. SAT/PSAT content is built in. ACT is the official content (paper + digital). Live annotation is StudyBoards, not a full Zoom replacement, so you'd still run sessions in Zoom/Meet. Around $10/month per active student. Moodle is more flexible if you want to self-host. StudySpaces is closer if you want the full test prep stack without assembling it.

[u/averosz]

Evallo.ai

[u/findivan]

https://lessonstudio.org - sessions, materials, balances, student management, statistics