Give learning a clear structure.
Explore course and task organisation, learner submissions and assessment feedback in one connected workflow.
Courses → Tasks → Evidence → Feedback
HAYSEEDLMS / SIS · DIGITAL SOLUTIONS
Explore Hayseed LMS for institutions, independent educators and self-directed learners — and discuss the student-information needs that sit alongside teaching and assessment.
HAYSEED LMS

A learning management system (LMS) brings courses, learning activities and assessment into a shared environment. Hayseed LMS is being developed for institutions, independent educators, learners and quality reviewers, alongside digital planning tools for self-directed learning.
Explore course and task organisation, learner submissions and assessment feedback in one connected workflow.
Courses → Tasks → Evidence → Feedback
Explore how learner evidence, assessment criteria and internal quality assurance can support a more useful view of progress.
Evidence → Review → Actions → Follow-up
Request a guided LMS demonstration for your institution or teaching practice. We can also discuss digital planning for self-directed learning, current availability and the requirements for your setting.
TWO ROLES, A CONNECTED VIEW
An LMS and a student information system (SIS) serve different needs. Start by identifying what your team needs to teach, assess, record and report.
Courses, activities, resources, submissions and feedback: the teaching and assessment workflow explored through Hayseed LMS.
Request an LMS demonstration ↗Student-information requirements may include learner records, enrolments, attendance and reporting. We welcome conversations about how these needs could connect with your learning platform.
SIS requirements discussions are open. A standalone Hayseed SIS is not currently advertised as available to purchase.
Discuss your LMS / SIS requirements ↗YOUR DEMONSTRATION
Tell us who will use the platform, the courses you deliver and where your current process becomes difficult. We can explore the relevant workflows and explain the current stage of development.
A course, an assessment process or an institutional reporting need.
Discuss learning tasks, evidence, feedback and quality review.
Clarify current availability, requirements and next steps before any commitment.