Like popular social networks, discussions on Lore are lightweight and fun. You'll get modern tools for online submissions and feedback, plus a gradebook that puts names to faces.
Mark Van Doren
“The art of teaching is the art of assisting discovery.”
Introducing a teaching tool created to engage students.
Lore
Liberal Arts & Humanities
Instructors have already switched to Lore at over 600 schools including:
Amherst College
Yale University
Princeton University
“I was confused by the reading one night, so I posted my question to Lore. Two of my classmates wrote answers, which started a huge debate. Awesome experience.”
Junior, Princeton UniversityAn unlimited library.
Showcase files, links, and books. Lore automatically pulls in cover art so your materials look great. Keep everything, even those books you didn’t have time to assign.
Elegant tools for teaching.
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Profile
You and your students get a rich profile to show off your academic achievements and aspirations. What have you studied, taught? What are your dreams? Follow colleagues and students to stay in touch.
Community
People in your class can post notes, links, videos, and much more. They can comment on or ‘like’ what’s shared. The social media dynamic is natural to your students. It will turn your class into a community.
Calendar
See an overview of all your class events, meetings, assignments, and exams. You can attach files and students can submit assignments, all in one place. It’s the easiest way to keep the whole class on the same page.
Gradebook
Our gradebook is way easier than Excel and way more powerful than paper. With automatic grade calculations, and in-line student photos, grading becomes much better.
Feedback
Give individual feedback on assignments. You and your students can now engage in a dialogue right next to the submission.
Library
All your files, links, books, and media in one place—with unlimited storage. We make your materials look great by pulling in covers and previews. Keep resources organized with Stacks, the simple but powerful way to build collections.
