The learning community platform built for engagement.
Designed for creators and operators building learning communities, managing cohort-based courses, and engaging members in one place.
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A community that learns, together.
One platform with everything you need to build, run and grow a learning community that members actually return to.
Build your community
Manage your live academy with one flexible platform. Create cohort-based programs and host them inside a community members own.
Engage members with activities
Manage member activities and offer an active learning experience, with assignments, peer reviews, and live events that keep people coming back.
Grow a real student community
Help members connect, share and support each other. Move from content-centric to community-centric and watch outcomes follow.
An online learning experience that's active, collaborative, and interactive.
Mix and match video lessons, live events, and engaging activities to keep members participating and help more of them finish.
Build your course curriculum.
Set a start and end date for your cohort, schedule live lessons, and upload videos and content, all organized into modules and lessons.
A chat group vs. a learning community.
Forums and social groups give you discussion but no structure. Teachfloor combines cohorts, live learning, and member-driven community so people learn together and keep coming back.
Active, collaborative learning
Learners practice together through peer reviews, group activities, and live discussions.
Passive learning
Learners watch videos alone with no interaction, feedback, or accountability.
Team-based delivery
Instructors, peers, and mentors all contribute to the learning experience.
Solo instructor
One person creates and delivers everything — no peer interaction built in.
Cohort-based programs
Time-bound programs with shared schedules, milestones, and group accountability.
Self-paced only
No structure or deadlines. Learners drop off — most never finish.
85–90% completion
Active participation, real outcomes. Data that proves impact to stakeholders.
10–15% completion
Low engagement, high dropout. No way to prove training ROI.
How learning communities grow with Teachfloor.
How peer review at the University of Padova shapes the next generation of educators.
Professor Cecchinato uses Teachfloor to run peer-driven learning at one of Europe's oldest universities, turning future educators into a community that learns by teaching each other.
Read the full story
The operational layer behind every program.
AI that helps learners in the moment, plus role-based access for your whole team: the day-to-day operations of a growing program, handled.
AI Orchestrator
Learners and admins just ask. The AI assistant navigates the platform, finds answers, and surfaces the right resource, with no menus and no tickets.
Explore feature →Roles & permissions
Granular roles for learners, instructors, managers, and admins. Scoped access per program, cohort, or team under one account.
Explore feature →Why creators pick Teachfloor for community learning.
Not another forum or generic LMS, but a platform built for the way learning communities grow.
Community at the core
Every program has its own community, with channels, threads, mentions, and member profiles out of the box.
Discussions that go deep
Replies, reactions, mentions and rich text. Conversations that feel natural, not transactional.
Active over passive
Real practice, peer review, and feedback, not just videos. Members learn by doing, together.
Live + self-paced in one place
Workshops, drop-ins, and self-paced assignments, all on one schedule, with no tool juggling for members.
Built for word-of-mouth growth
Public profiles, sharable course pages and SEO-friendly URLs that turn members into a flywheel.
Real humans behind the platform
Direct help from a real Teachfloor person, not a ticket queue.
You'll always talk to real people.
Teachfloor is built for organizations that value real partnership. You work directly with our experienced team, who take the time to understand your needs and help you find the right solution.
“Every organization is different. That's why our job isn't just to answer questions, it's to understand our customers' goals and work alongside them to find the right path forward.”
Filippo Schiano di Pepe
CEO & Founder, Teachfloor
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Learning communities: common questions.
A learning community platform combines the structure of a course with the connection of a community. Instead of a passive video library or a noisy chat group, it gives members cohort-based programs, live events, peer activities, and member-driven discussions in one branded space. Teachfloor is built around this model. Members learn through content and live sessions, then go deeper in channels, threads, and peer review, so the community itself becomes the reason people keep showing up and outcomes improve.
A forum or social group gives you discussion but no learning structure: no curriculum, no cohorts, no progress, no clean way to charge for access. Teachfloor puts community and structured learning in the same place, where channels, threads, and member profiles sit alongside cohort programs, live events, assignments, and certificates. Members own their identity in your space, conversations stay tied to what they're learning, and you control branding, access, and pricing instead of renting an audience on someone else's platform.
Yes. Teachfloor is designed for cohort-based programs hosted inside a community. You set start and end dates, schedule live lessons, upload video and content in modules, and run assignments and peer reviews, all while members discuss and support each other in the surrounding community. You can run programs in waves and let the community persist between cohorts, so members stay connected long after a course ends.
Engagement comes from active participation, not more content. Teachfloor combines live events, assignments, peer review, and recognition with channels, threads, mentions, and member profiles, so there's always a reason to return: a session to attend, feedback to give, a discussion to join. Because learning and conversation live together, members shift from passively consuming videos to contributing, which is what turns a quiet group into a community that grows by word of mouth.
Yes. You can sell access to programs or the community itself with Stripe-powered payments on your own account, manage applications and roles, and deliver the entire experience under your own branding, navigation, and domain. Public profiles and sharable course pages also make your community discoverable, so paid access and organic growth work together in one platform.
Go deeper on learning communities.
From the principles of community-driven learning to the platforms and patterns that keep members engaged, the resources experienced community builders use.
Community Custom Channels
Organize your community into focused channels (by cohort, topic, or program) for signal-rich conversations.
Member Profiles
Customizable member profiles that turn your community from a chat board into a connected network.
What Is an Online Learning Community?
Definitions, examples, and the elements that distinguish thriving learning communities from dead chat groups.
How to Engage Community Members
The practical playbook of rituals, prompts, mentorship, and recognition that drives sustained community engagement.
5 Guidelines to Build a Sustainable Learning Community
Five operating principles for communities that survive beyond the launch hype and compound value over years.
7 Best Facebook Group Alternatives (2026)
Where experienced community builders are moving from Facebook: Circle, Mighty Networks, Skool, Discord, and more.
Community Custom Channels
Organize your community into focused channels (by cohort, topic, or program) for signal-rich conversations.
Member Profiles
Customizable member profiles that turn your community from a chat board into a connected network.
What Is an Online Learning Community?
Definitions, examples, and the elements that distinguish thriving learning communities from dead chat groups.
How to Engage Community Members
The practical playbook of rituals, prompts, mentorship, and recognition that drives sustained community engagement.
Build a learning community that grows itself.
Cohort programs, peer learning, and member-driven discussions, all under your brand.