Purpose-built AI
AI support for learning and the work around it.
Study support for learners. Practical answers for staff. Early-warning indicators to help your team identify learners who may need support. Manage AI settings and supported providers from your control centre.
For learners · 90 seconds
Know what comes next.
See how learning, Aria, notebooks, assessment, wellbeing and mobile access form one clear learner journey.
Your choice of AI
Connected to your courses and daily work.
Aria, staff assistance and content-design tools work within Pallara, connecting AI support to your courses and day-to-day work.
Choose from supported providers such as Anthropic, OpenAI, Google Gemini and OpenRouter, or discuss compatible self-hosted models. Different features can use different models to suit your requirements and budget.
For students
Aria, the personal tutor every student gets.
Aria is grounded in the student's own course material, with inline citations back to the lesson. She explains concepts, generates study packs, revision sheets and quizzes — including from the student's own notebooks.
Aria is designed to help students think through their work with questions, explanations and feedback against the assessment criteria. Your institution sets the expectations for appropriate AI use.
Grounding
See the sources behind course-based answers.
Aria links to supporting course material when it uses that material in an answer. It distinguishes course-based responses from general explanations, so learners and tutors can check the source.
For staff
Ask your data. Get an answer, not a report request.
Type a plain-English question — get an instant answer with an auto-generated chart. Save the question, or act on the result: turn it into cases, or into an email to exactly those students. No report-writers, no SQL.
Early warning that explains itself.
See the attendance, assessment, engagement and wellbeing factors behind a learner-support indicator. The view identifies missing information and links to a support case, helping staff decide what to do next.
For teaching staff
The tedious parts of teaching, taken off the desk.
Objectives, lesson bodies and quizzes drafted in minutes, refined iteratively — your staff stay the authors.
Suggested marks and feedback in the marking queue, always reviewed by the marker.
AI suggestions for image descriptions, structure and readability, for staff to review.
An advisory signal on submissions — for triage, never proof. Humans decide.
Everyday questions answered in place — "how do I set up a resit?" — without leaving the page.
Governance
Manage your institution’s AI in one place.
Choose supported models, manage AI settings and monitor usage in one place. Review shared teaching guidance before it is added or changed, and keep staff access aligned with their responsibilities.
Learners access their own study information, institutions choose their AI providers, and access controls keep institution data separate.
Changes to shared AI teaching guidance require approval. Other features provide suggestions or act within staff permissions, depending on the task.
Sensitive workloads can run on locally hosted models, in your own environment or region.
Bring your own assistant
Connect your own AI assistant.
Connect a compatible AI assistant, such as Claude or ChatGPT, to approved information in Pallara. Ask questions about enrolments, attendance and finance without preparing a spreadsheet first.
The connection provides read-only access to approved information from your institution. Confidential learner records and restricted notes are excluded from this connection.
How to connect one →