Panorama LMS
AI-native learning management system
Overview
LMS is a headless learning platform designed for a world where AI helps generate activities, personalize feedback, and reshape the interface around the learning goal instead of forcing every course into the same static template.
Rather than bundling every teaching need into a monolithic application, the platform separates core learning APIs from presentation and activity logic. That makes it possible to support web apps, mobile experiences, embedded tools, and AI-driven interfaces on top of the same educational foundation.
Capabilities
Headless Core APIs
Separate course data, enrollment, assessment, and progress logic from the interface so the same learning system can power multiple products and delivery modes.
Plugin-Based Learning Activities
Add new activity types such as surveys, interactive stories, checklists, simulations, or domain-specific assessments without changing the platform core.
AI-Generated Plugins
Let instructors describe the learning experience they want, then use AI to generate interfaces, validation logic, rubrics, accessibility features, and tracking hooks that match the request.
Adaptive Problem Sets and Feedback
Support AI workflows that generate questions at the right difficulty, tailor hints, and respond to mistakes with targeted next steps instead of static scoring alone.
Real-Time Event Infrastructure
Capture each learning interaction as structured events so AI systems can observe behavior, personalize future activities, and connect analytics to meaningful educational actions.
Sandboxed Execution
Run AI-generated activity code in constrained environments so institutions can adopt flexible extensions without giving arbitrary code unrestricted access.
Semantic, Schema-Driven Data Model
Define course structures, plugin configuration, and submission data in machine-readable schemas so AI tools can understand and safely generate against the platform model.
Accessibility-First Delivery
Generate alternate formats such as audio descriptions, simplified text, and different activity modes so learners with different needs can engage with the same objective.