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Fuxam LMS

The FuxamLMS handbook — how teaching, learning, courses, content, attendance, grading, and student workflows connect across Fuxam Web.

FuxamLMS (the Learning Management System in Fuxam Web) is where day-to-day teaching and learning happen. Once people are admitted and courses exist in the institution, the LMS is the workspace students and teachers return to every week: opening courses, following learning journeys, submitting work, attending sessions, and reviewing grades. Administrators and instructional staff use the same module to build content, monitor progress, and keep cohorts on track.

The LMS does not stand alone. It draws on Fuxam Base for shared identity, calendar, chat, and announcements, and it reflects academic structure defined in FuxamCMS — study programmes, modules, cohorts, and course records. What you configure in the CMS becomes enrollable, teachable reality inside the LMS.

How this fits into Fuxam

Think of Fuxam as layers. Base provides institution-wide primitives everyone shares. CMS plans and structures programmes, modules, and courses. LMS is where those courses are lived in — the student experience, the teacher’s course room, and the operational tools around attendance and grading.

A typical flow looks like this:

  1. Orientation — After sign-in, use Getting around to learn the sidebar, personalise your dashboard, and pin courses you use daily.
  2. Enter a course — Open a course from Courses and work inside its tabs: learning journey, content, drive, chat, and calendar.
  3. Build and reuse material — Teachers create content inside courses or pull reusable blocks from the content database; learning journeys structure the path through that material.
  4. Run the termCalendar and attendance ties sessions to courses; grading and analytics close the feedback loop.
  5. Stay connectedCommunication links course chat, formal emails, and Info Hub announcements to the people in your courses.
  6. Student administration — Students use Student home tabs to book module courses, track curriculum progress, elect modules, and review personal records.

Key concepts

Term Meaning in FuxamLMS
Course The central learning space where enrollments, content, journeys, and course tools live. See Courses.
Learning journey The ordered path of sections and content blocks a learner follows through a course.
Content block A unit of learning material or activity — reading, video, hand-in, test, and more.
Enrollment A person’s membership in a course, usually created from CMS planning or student booking.
Course bundle A published group of related courses learners can join in one step.
Widget A tile on your personal Dashboard home tab — agenda, courses, tasks, announcements, and more.
Pinned course A course you mark for quick access in the sidebar Pinned Courses section.
Role profile Permission sets that control which home tabs, sidebar items, and course features you can use.

In this section

Roles and responsibilities

Who spends time in which LMS area depends on role, but the pattern is consistent across universities:

Role Typical LMS focus
Student Getting around, Student home, Courses, Calendar and attendance, Grading
Teacher / module organizer Courses, Content, Learning journey, Grading, Communication
Instructional support / admin Content database, Course bundles, cross-course analytics

Where to start

If you want to… Start here
Learn the interface after first sign-in Navigate the dashboard
Personalise what you see on sign-in Customise your home dashboard
Jump straight into teaching or studying Courses
Book or track programme progress as a student For students
Understand shared calendar and messaging Fuxam Base

Last updated on July 20, 2026

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