Teachfloor
For universities, online masters, and executive education

The modern LMS for higher education.

Group-based delivery, peer review, group projects, live instructor-led training, and LTI 1.3 integration with Canvas, Moodle, and Blackboard — built for modern online programs.

Higher education group with peer review and projects
Use cases

Every higher-ed program format, one platform.

From flagship online masters to executive accelerators — Teachfloor delivers the group-program experience modern higher education demands.

Online MBA & masters programs

Group-based delivery for flagship online masters. Synchronous and asynchronous sessions, peer review, group projects, and discussion-based learning at the heart.

Executive & continuing education

Run executive accelerators, continuing-education credentials, and microcredentials with structured scheduling, mentor sessions, and certificate issuance — branded for your institution.

University extension & corporate partnerships

Deliver custom-designed corporate education and university-extension programs at scale. Branch-level admin keeps each group, partner, and program isolated.

Key features

Modern online education, in one platform.

Group-based learning depends on discussion, practice, and peer engagement. Teachfloor was built around that — not retrofitted onto content delivery.

Course Design

Modular course design with academic rigor.

Sequence modules, lectures, readings, assignments, and discussion across the program. Drip-release weekly content. AI Course Generator drafts curriculum from syllabi.

Visual editor
Syllabus import
Weekly modules
Program calendar
Video lectures
Drip release
Explore feature
Course schedule
Start date
Select date
End date
Select date
Why Teachfloor for higher education

Designed around group-based learning — not retrofitted onto a 2002 LMS.

Legacy LMS platforms were built for content delivery. Teachfloor was built around the program — the discussion, peer review, and live engagement that define modern online education.

Group-first architecture

Synchronized milestones, scheduled live sessions, group projects, peer review — designed around active learning, not retrofitted onto self-paced delivery.

Group projects + team-based learning

Auto-formed or self-organized study groups. Group submission, group review, group grading — the team-based methodology higher ed depends on.

Peer review at academic rigor

Rubric-based peer assessment, instructor approval, calibrated grading. The methodology behind every leading online masters program.

LTI 1.3 + SIS integration

Plug into Canvas, Moodle, Blackboard, and modern SIS systems. Add modern group-program capabilities without ripping out your existing stack.

Microcredentials + stackable certs

Issue branded, verifiable certificates as learners complete modules and full programs. The credentialing engine for lifetime learning.

Alumni community that lasts

Programs stay connected beyond graduation. Alumni directories, channels, and discussions turn programs into lifetime networks.

Why it's different

From legacy LMS to modern group-program platform.

Canvas, Blackboard, and Moodle were designed for content delivery. Teachfloor was designed for the group program — the way modern higher ed actually teaches.

Format
Teachfloor

Active, collaborative learning

Learners practice together through peer reviews, group activities, and live discussions.

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Traditional academic LMS

Passive learning

Learners watch videos alone with no interaction, feedback, or accountability.

Feedback
Teachfloor

Team-based delivery

Instructors, peers, and mentors all contribute to the learning experience.

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Traditional academic LMS

Solo instructor

One person creates and delivers everything — no peer interaction built in.

Accountability
Teachfloor

Cohort-based programs

Time-bound programs with shared schedules, milestones, and group accountability.

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Traditional academic LMS

Self-paced only

No structure or deadlines. Learners drop off — most never finish.

Outcomes
Teachfloor

85–90% completion

Active participation, real outcomes. Data that proves impact to stakeholders.

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Traditional academic LMS

10–15% completion

Low engagement, high dropout. No way to prove training ROI.

LMS for higher education, demystified.

An LMS for higher education is a learning platform designed for universities, online masters, executive education, and continuing education programs. Unlike legacy LMS platforms (Blackboard, Canvas, Moodle), modern higher-ed LMS platforms support group-based delivery, peer review, group projects, and live instructor-led training as core capabilities — not bolt-ons. Teachfloor was built for this exact shape of program.

Legacy LMS platforms were designed in the early 2000s for content delivery and gradebook management. They have peer review, group programs, and live sessions as add-ons. Teachfloor was built natively around group-based learning, peer review, group projects, and live training — the methodologies modern online programs, executive ed, and online masters depend on. We integrate with Canvas, Moodle, and Blackboard via LTI 1.3 for institutions running both stacks.

Yes. Teachfloor supports LTI 1.3, the latest interoperability standard, for integration with Canvas, Moodle, Blackboard, and most modern SIS systems (requires configuration). Your existing course catalog, gradebook, and SSO remain intact — Teachfloor adds the modern group-program, peer review, and live session capabilities on top.

Online MBA programs, executive education, online masters programs, university extension and continuing-education courses, professional development tracks, microcredentials and stackable certificates, university-affiliated bootcamps, and corporate university partnerships. Anywhere structured group education beats self-paced content delivery.

Yes. Teachfloor is SOC 2 and ISO 27001 certified. GDPR-compliant for EU institutions. Data residency options for FERPA-aligned deployments. SCORM/xAPI support so you can integrate accreditation-required content. Detailed audit logs and learner data export. Multi-campus admin for university systems, satellite schools, or system-wide deployments.

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The modern LMS for higher education.

Group-based learning, peer review, live sessions, and LTI 1.3 integration — the platform built for modern online programs. Start with Teachfloor today.