Find courses
Open LMS → Courses. Search by title and use the year, term, class, subject, and teacher filters to narrow the list. Empty and loading states reflect the current filters, so clear a restrictive filter before assuming a course is missing.Create a course
- Open the LMS editor.
- Choose Course and create a course.
- Enter the title, description, academic context, author, and visibility details offered by the form.
- Save before adding child content.
- Add modules, lessons, and units.
- Preview the learner experience.
- Make the course available according to its publication and visibility settings.
Editor areas
Private course notes
Use Private notes for teacher-facing preparation and planning that should not be part of the learner’s course materials. It has the same rich editor, document import, and AI writing/improvement tools as Course notes. AI can draft either detailed teaching notes or a concise staff reminder; review the result before applying it. Private notes appear in the editor and on the course detail page for non-student viewers who can access that course. They are not shown to students, in course previews for students, or on enrollment pages. Saving writes both the versioned rich document and its Markdown compatibility copy, just as it does for Course notes. See Rich documents, Markdown, and AI for how those copies work.Use the rich-content editor
Course notes and unit content use the rich-content editor. Click or select text, then use the toolbar to format it with bold, italic, underline, strikethrough, headings, lists, quotes, code, links, text color (the A control), or highlighting (the H control). Subscript and superscript are available for notation such as H₂O and x². Use the toolbar toggle to show more or fewer tools, or expand the editor for a larger writing area.Images
Choose Insert image to upload a PNG, JPEG, WebP, or GIF image up to 25 MB. Select an image in the editor and drag a corner handle to resize it; the image keeps its proportions.Tables
Choose Insert table to start with a 3-by-3 table and a header row. Place the cursor in the table to show its table controls. You can add or remove rows and columns, change header rows or cells, split a cell, or delete the table. To merge cells, drag across the adjacent cells you want to combine—for example, two neighboring cells in one row. Select the cells themselves, not the column headers. Selected cells are highlighted; then choose Merge. The button is enabled when the selection can be merged.Equations and symbols
Open Insert for common mathematical and currency symbols, or choose Insert equation to open the visual equation editor. Use its math keyboard or quick expressions, check the preview, then insert the equation. Equations are visual content; Kralis does not calculate or solve them.Import existing content
When Import document is available, you can import a Word file (.docx), Markdown file (.md), or text file (.txt). Imported content is added after the current content, separated by a divider. Review the result in the editor—especially complex tables—before saving.Save your work
Toolbar edits are not saved immediately. Use the course or unit Save/Update action after editing. For AI-generated or improved content, review the preview, apply it, then save the course or unit as well.Publication and visibility
Keep unfinished content unavailable to learners. Before changing visibility or publication state, check the course title, content order, unit text, assessments, and enrollment audience.Preview and share
Use course preview to inspect the complete structure. The course page also provides a course link that can be copied or shared. Recipients must still sign in and have access; the link does not bypass enrollment or school permissions.Author checklist
- Course details are complete
- Modules, lessons, and units are in order
- Every learner-facing unit has usable content
- Connected tests are correct
- Preview has been checked on desktop and a smaller screen
- Intended students are enrolled