All-in-one supplemental technology that enhances your district curriculum.
SLEEDU (Streamline Education) doesn’t replace what your district adopted — it makes it work harder. Teachers deliver the adopted curriculum with active learning tools, and get the data-driven instruction insights that textbooks and paper can’t give them. Built on the world’s most widely used open-source learning platform, hosted by Win Elements on secure AWS infrastructure, and configured by a credentialed classroom teacher who uses it with his own students every day.
Works with any adopted curriculum · No site contract · Pay per active teacher · From $180/teacher/yr
Platform at a Glance
You’re in the right place for help.
Every SLEEDU tutorial lives on this page — and a real person is always within reach.
Tutorials
Step-by-step guides, all listed at the bottom of this page.
Live chat
Open the chat bubble in the corner for a quick answer.
Support ticket
For anything detailed, create a ticket and we’ll follow up.
Keep your curriculum. Add the layer where students actually do the work.
Your district already chose its textbooks, pacing guides, and standards. SLEEDU is the all-in-one supplement that sits alongside them — nothing to replace, nothing to re-adopt, nothing to re-train the whole staff on.
Works with what you already adopted
Any publisher, any subject, any grade level. Teachers upload or link the lesson they were already going to teach, then build the practice, checks for understanding, and discussion around it. The curriculum stays the curriculum.
Active learning, every day
Turn reading and listening into doing. Adaptive quizzes with hints, collaborative group quizzes, peer review, discussion forums, interactive lessons, and badges keep students working through the material instead of watching it go by.
Data-driven instruction, built in
Every attempt, answer, and submission becomes data. Item analysis shows which questions and standards students missed; completion and engagement reports show who’s falling behind — before the unit test, not after.
Your license. Your content. Your career.
Most LMS platforms belong to districts — teachers just borrow a login. SLEEDU belongs to you.
Own your classroom, digitally
Build practice, checks for understanding, and discussions around the curriculum you’re already required to teach — no district template police. Question banks, rubrics, auto-graded quizzes, and reusable content that carries from year to year.
Everything in one place
Assignments, due dates, grades, feedback, and resources in a single login — on any device, including the free mobile app. No guessing what’s due or digging through six tools.
It moves when you move
No site contract means no boundaries: change schools, change districts, change states — your LMS, your courses, and your question banks come with you. Your seat belongs to your career, not to an employer.
You own what you create
Every course, quiz, and resource you build is yours — share it with colleagues or sell it as you please. Years of curriculum become a portable professional asset, not property locked in a district’s platform.
Active learning and data-driven instruction — in one place.
Everything the big platforms charge extra for, included. Because the core is open source, features aren’t a pricing tier — they’re just there.
Quizzes built for deeper learning
Adaptive mode with hints, collaborative group quizzes, peer review, immediate feedback, and randomized draws from growing question banks — understanding beats prediction.
Forums & messaging
Class discussions, Q&A forums, and direct messaging inside the platform — communication that stays attached to the coursework it’s about.
Interactive content & badges
Interactive lessons, embedded practice activities, gamified badges, and a global ecosystem of open-source plugins — extendable without vendor permission.
Reports & analytics
Item analysis, activity logs, completion tracking, and engagement reports per student, per class, or school-wide — early-warning data your MTSS team can actually use.
Gradebook & rubrics
A full gradebook with weighted categories, rubric grading, and feedback tools — grades flow automatically from quizzes and assignments, and export whenever you need them.
Assignments & submissions
File upload, online text, and offline activities with due dates, late policies, and annotation-friendly feedback — every submission tracked, nothing lost in a backpack.
Course builder
Weekly or topic-based layouts, drag-and-drop resources, embedded video, files, links, and pages — structured to match your district’s pacing guide or however each teacher teaches.
Mobile app included
Students get the official mobile app — push notifications for due dates and grades, offline access to downloaded materials.
Secure AWS hosting
Hosted on Amazon Web Services with SSL encryption, automated backups, and US-based data residency — managed entirely by Win Elements.
Why the core being open source matters to your budget.
The platform under SLEEDU is developed in the open by a global education community and used by hundreds of millions of learners worldwide — from village schools to national universities. Win Elements handles the hosting, setup, and support so your teachers just teach.
No per-student license trap
Commercial LMS pricing scales per student, per year, forever. An open-source core means the software itself costs nothing — you pay only for hosting and support, which is where we come in.
Your data is actually yours
Courses, grades, and content export in open formats anytime. No lock-in, no hostage negotiations at renewal. If you ever leave, everything comes with you.
Battle-tested for two decades
This platform has run classrooms since before smartphones existed — refined by a worldwide community of educators, translated into 100+ languages, and audited in the open.
No site contract. Pay only for the teachers who actually use it.
Site licenses charge for every teacher on the roster — including the ones who never log in. SLEEDU flips that: one flat price covers a teacher’s full teaching assignment — every class period, every enrolled student, whatever the schedule holds. Start with one teacher, one department, or one grade level, and add seats only as adoption grows. No minimums, no district-wide commitment.
per teacher, per year — flat
- All courses & students in your teaching assignment
- Full feature set — nothing gated
- License follows you — any school, any district
- You own everything you create — share or sell it
- Mobile app, AWS hosting, backups & support included
per teacher, per year — flat
- All courses & students in your teaching assignment
- Full feature set — nothing gated
- License follows you — any school, any district
- You own everything you create — share or sell it
- Mobile app, AWS hosting, backups & support included
Why so much less than the big platforms? Because the price covers what it actually costs: secure AWS servers, storage, backups, and the labor to keep it running — not a sales team, not shareholder margins. The software core is open source and free to the world; your seat fee keeps your school’s instance fast, safe, and supported. Same philosophy as our Safe Pouch: priced so every school can say yes.
Configured by someone who grades with it on Sunday nights.
Most LMS platforms are sold to districts by sales teams, configured by consultants, and then handed to teachers as a finished decision. The people who use it most get consulted least.
SLEEDU runs the other direction. I’m a full-time public school chemistry teacher — my own question banks, my own gradebook, my own students live on this exact platform. Every default setting, every enabled feature, every simplification exists because I needed it for first period, not because a product manager guessed.
It’s supplemental on purpose. My district’s adopted curriculum stays the curriculum. SLEEDU is where my students practice it, discuss it, and get feedback on it — and where I can see by Monday morning which standards need reteaching before we move on.
That’s also why the license belongs to you and not your employer, why your content is yours to share or sell, and why nothing is feature-gated: the platform is built the way a teacher would build it for their own career.
John NguyenFounder, Win Elements · Full-time public school teacher
SLEEDU tutorials & guides
Free, step-by-step guides for teachers — no login needed. Can’t find what you need? Use the live chat in the corner or create a support ticket.
Getting Started
Quizzes & Question Banks
See how it fits alongside the curriculum you already have.
SLEEDU is open to explore at sleedu.com — including full tutorial courses for secondary, elementary, and administrators. Look around first, then book a 10-minute demo when you want the guided tour and pricing for your situation.
Teachers, admins, coaches, and intervention teams — finally working from the same live data.
Engaging lessons generate real data. Real data powers real decisions. SLEEDU connects the four people responsible for a student’s growth — teachers, administrators, PD specialists, and intervention specialists — around one live stream of classroom evidence, so every conversation about a student starts with what actually happened in class, not what someone remembers.
Every quiz, assignment, and activity a teacher runs feeds the same hub — and every role draws from it. No exports, no screenshots, no “I’ll get you that data by Friday.”
In the classroom
Teachers
Build engaging lessons and adaptive quizzes, then see commonly missed questions the same day — and re-teach the exact concept tomorrow, not after the unit test.
Brings to the PLC: live item analysis and student work, ready to open on screen.
Across the school
Administrators
School-wide completion and engagement reports show which classes are thriving and which need support — so leadership decisions rest on evidence, not walkthrough impressions.
Brings to the PLC: the resources and priorities to act on what the data shows.
Growing the team
PD Specialists
Coach from real classroom artifacts instead of generic slide decks — turn last week’s item analysis into next week’s professional learning, modeled live on the same platform teachers use.
Brings to the PLC: a concrete instructional next step tied to actual results.
Catching students early
Intervention Specialists
Activity logs and completion tracking surface struggling students weeks before grades do — early-warning evidence your MTSS team can use to match each student to the right support.
Brings to the PLC: a monitored intervention plan with progress data to review.
The PLC cycle, running on live data.
The PLC framework was never the problem — the missing ingredient was timely, shared evidence. SLEEDU closes the loop the framework always promised:
Teach & Engage
Interactive lessons, embedded practice, and step-by-step problems keep students working — and every attempt is captured.
Assess in SLEEDU
Adaptive quizzes with instant feedback let students reflect and fix mistakes — while results flow straight to the gradebook.
Analyze Together
The whole team opens the same item analysis and engagement reports — same numbers, same screen, no prep meeting needed.
Act as a Team
Teachers re-teach, PD targets the skill, intervention specialists support flagged students, admins clear the path.
- First 20 minutes spent asking “does anyone have data on this?”
- Everyone brings different spreadsheets, screenshots, and gut feelings.
- Struggling students surface at the grading period — after weeks lost.
- PD topics chosen by calendar, not by what students actually missed.
- Meeting ends with “let’s look into it and circle back.”
- Minute one: open the shared item analysis — everyone sees the same results.
- Commonly missed questions point straight to the concept to re-teach.
- Activity logs flag disengaged students weeks before grades drop.
- PD and intervention plans target the exact skills the data surfaced.
- Meeting ends with owners, actions, and the data to check next week.
See how one platform turns your PLC into a data-driven team — walk through the live site or talk it through in 10 minutes.
Explore SLEEDU Live Book a 10-Minute DemoElementary teachers
Ready in 60 Minutes
- Enroll Elementary Students with Enrollment Key
- Edit your gradebook for your trimester.
- Edit a Section and Create an Assignment
- Create Question Bank and Category Folder–One Category per Activity
- Create a Quiz or Quiz Style Activity
- Control When Students Can Take a Quiz — Group and User Overrides
Question Bank Tip: One Category Per Activity
- Create a category and use it as a folder for each activity — not a single folder for all the questions in a unit. It saves headaches and makes it easier to share individual activities with other teachers.
Other Tutorial for a later time
- How to Reset Your Course in Sleedu
- How to Add a Hidden URL Resource in Sleedu (Teachers Only)
- How to Add a Google Form to Your Sleedu Course
Using AI
MS / HS Teachers
Ready in 60 Minutes
- Edit your enrollment key and enroll your students
- Edit your gradebook: set the first category for your first unit
- Create a new section and an assignment
- Create a question bank
- Upload a question bank (from Win Elements or shared by another teacher)
- Create a quiz
- Control When Students Can Take a Quiz — Group and User Overrides
Question Bank Tip: One Category Per Activity
- Create a category and use it as a folder for each activity — not one big folder for all of a unit’s questions. It saves headaches and makes sharing individual activities with other teachers easy.
Other Tutorial for a later time
- How to Reset Your Course in Sleedu
- How to Add a Hidden URL Resource in Sleedu (Teachers Only)
- How to Add a Google Form to Your Sleedu Course
Using AI
administrators
Support their teachers and students with data and personalized support.
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