Software for higher education

LS2 Innovation builds SaaS software that saves time for colleges and universities by connecting their student information system to the tools teachers and students use.

Our products for colleges and universities

Four products, each with its own website. Choose the ones that match the platforms your institution already uses; many colleges run two or more together.

Teameo: classes ready in Microsoft Teams

Teameo takes class lists from your student information system, so teachers and students find their classes ready in Microsoft Teams and up to date all term. Each teacher can launch, merge or copy their classes in one click, or Teameo launches them all automatically. Visit teameo.io

Classeo: courses ready in Moodle

Classeo connects your student information system to Moodle. It creates your courses, keeps enrollments in sync with the student information system through add and drop, merges multi-section courses and archives them at the end of term. It supports every Moodle version from 3.x to 5.2, the latest. Visit classeo.io

Calendo: class schedules in every calendar

Calendo puts class schedules from your student information system into Outlook, Microsoft Teams and Google Calendar, and keeps them current when schedules change. Students and teachers see their classes where they already look, and the help desk gets fewer questions about schedules. Visit calendo.io

Examo: remote exams you can trust

Examo is remote exam proctoring for colleges and universities. It locks down and records online exams in the tool teachers already use, with live proctoring and human review. No AI, no facial recognition, and hosted in Canada. Visit examo.io

Class management

A mid-sized college runs 1,500 to 2,500 sections every term. Each one needs a class space with the right students and teachers, and has to be closed when the term ends. Done by hand or with homegrown scripts, that work falls on IT. Teameo and Classeo automate it from the student information system:

  • ClassesClass teams or Moodle courses created from the sections in the student information system.
  • EnrollmentsStudents, teachers and assistants added and removed as registrations change, including during add and drop.
  • Merged sectionsA course with several sections can share one space, with a channel or group for each section.
  • RolesTeacher, co-teacher and assistant roles applied from the student information system.
  • End-of-term archiveClasses archived when the term closes, with no content lost.
  • Audit logEvery action time-stamped and exportable for privacy audits.

For a college or small university, this removes 40+ hours of IT work per term. See how we calculate it.

Teams, Moodle and calendars, kept in sync

Most colleges and universities run more than one platform: a learning management system such as Moodle, Canvas or D2L Brightspace, a collaboration platform such as Microsoft Teams or Google Workspace, and calendars in Outlook or Google. Choosing them is rarely the hard part. Keeping them in step with the student information system is.

Without an integration, classes are set up by hand, homegrown sync scripts break when a vendor changes its API, and enrollments drift during the term. With one, classes are created automatically, enrollments follow the student information system all term, and every change is logged.

LS2 does not build a learning platform. We build the link between your student information system and the platforms you already chose: Teameo for Teams, Classeo for Moodle and Calendo for calendars. They connect to the major SIS and ERP platforms, plus custom systems.

Digital transformation that sticks

Many digital transformation projects in higher education are platform migrations: a new LMS, a move to the cloud, a switch to Microsoft 365. The platform changes, but the daily work stays the same: classes set up by hand, scripts to look after, and an archive to run at the end of every term.

Where it stalls

  • Platforms that don't talk to each other, held together by homegrown scripts.
  • Budgets that cover the license but not the work of keeping integrations running.
  • Compliance added at the end, when audit trails are hardest to retrofit.
  • Educational technology advisors pulled into operational work.
  • End-of-term archiving done by hand, twice a year.

What moves the needle

  • Treat the student information system as the source of truth: every other system reads from it.
  • Replace homegrown scripts with maintained software that absorbs vendor changes.
  • Build compliance in from day one: audit logs, data processing agreements, vulnerability management.
  • Measure the result: IT hours saved per term, fewer tickets, readiness for audits.

That connecting layer is what LS2 builds. More than 50 colleges and universities use our software instead of homegrown sync scripts, and put the hours saved back into course design, accessibility and teaching.

What we mean by EdTech

EdTech, short for educational technology, covers the software a college or university uses to teach and to run its programs: the student information system, the learning management system, collaboration tools, calendars and assessment tools. LS2 does not replace any of them. We build the software that connects them to the student information system, and Examo for remote exams.

For educational technology advisors

Educational technology advisors, also called technopedagogical advisors or instructional designers, are there to help teachers teach well with technology. Too often their days go to creating courses on request, fixing enrollments, merging sections and tracking down sync errors. Teameo, Classeo and Calendo take that operational work off their desk, so they can spend their time on course design and on supporting teachers.

Frequently asked questions

What does class management software automate?

The life of a class from start to finish: creating the class space from the student information system, keeping enrollments in sync during add and drop, merging multi-section courses, applying teacher and assistant roles, archiving at the end of term, and keeping a time-stamped audit log.

Which LS2 product should we choose?

It depends on the platforms you use. Microsoft Teams: Teameo. Moodle: Classeo. Class schedules in Outlook, Teams and Google Calendar: Calendo. Remote exams: Examo. Many institutions combine them, for example Teameo with Classeo, or Teameo with Calendo.

How many IT hours can LS2 software save?

For a college or university of 1,500 to 4,000 students, automation removes 40+ hours of IT work per term: class setup, enrollment fixes, merged sections and archiving. Large universities often save well above 100 hours per term. The calculation is on our About page.

How do you connect a learning platform to the student information system?

A real integration creates classes automatically, merges multi-section courses, keeps enrollments in sync all term and logs every change for audits. LS2 builds this layer for Microsoft Teams (Teameo), Moodle (Classeo) and calendars (Calendo). It connects to the major SIS and ERP platforms, plus custom systems.

Does LS2 build its own LMS?

No. LS2 builds the link between your student information system and the platforms you already chose, not a replacement for them.

How does LS2 help educational technology advisors?

Our products automate the operational side of class management: course creation, enrollments, merged sections and archiving. Advisors get that time back for course design and for supporting teachers.

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