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LOL Online Learning Platform Overview

The LOL Online Learning Platform helps course providers publish video lessons, manage students, control access, review learning records, and operate paid or internal training programs from one system.

This manual describes the main areas of the platform and the usual setup flow for administrators.

Main Platform Areas

  1. Platform Settings - Configure the basic site information, contact details, branding, homepage content, and system behavior.
  2. User and Permission Management - Create accounts for administrators, teachers, assistants, and students, then assign the correct access level for each role.
  3. Class Management - Create classes, define course groups, arrange enrollment, and manage learning periods.
  4. Video Management - Upload videos, organize course content, and publish lessons for students.
  5. Student Management - Maintain student data, enrollment status, learning access, and support records.
  6. Sales and Billing - Manage course products, orders, payment status, invoices, and related reports when the sales modules are enabled.
  7. Learning Records - Review viewing records, login records, point usage, progress, and abnormal behavior.
  8. Homepage and Marketing Content - Maintain announcements, testimonials, albums, blog posts, advertisements, and consultation entry points.
  9. Messaging and Notifications - Use SMS, cloud messages, email, or other enabled channels to contact students.
  10. Optional Modules - Add features such as registration, quiz, live streaming, coupons, QR code, dynamic watermark, fast-forward rules, or customized apps.
  1. Confirm the platform name, domain, logo, contact email, phone number, and privacy policy links.
  2. Create administrator and staff accounts.
  3. Define user permission rules before inviting teachers or assistants.
  4. Create classes and course categories.
  5. Upload or import course videos.
  6. Add students or open registration.
  7. Assign courses to students and confirm viewing permissions.
  8. Test the student login flow before announcing the course.
  9. Review learning records after launch.
  10. Keep a regular schedule for checking system messages, support requests, and security notices.

Daily Operating Notes

  • Use individual staff accounts instead of sharing one administrator account.
  • Keep student data and payment information visible only to staff who need it.
  • Test new videos on at least one desktop browser and one mobile device before publishing.
  • Use clear class names and course names so support staff can identify issues quickly.
  • Review failed logins, abnormal viewing records, and repeated support cases regularly.
  • Keep contact information and service hours updated on the homepage.

Help and Support

If you need help, collect the following information before contacting support:

  • Platform domain.
  • Administrator account name or staff role.
  • Page name or function name.
  • Screenshot or error message.
  • Time when the issue occurred.
  • Student account or class name involved, if applicable.

Providing these details helps the support team investigate the issue faster.

This manual strives for accuracy and completeness, but we do not assume any liability for errors, omissions, or updates. The content may be modified at any time without prior notice. We are not responsible for any damages arising from the use of this manual or downloading its contents, including but not limited to system failures, data loss, or infringement of rights. Users assume full responsibility and risk.
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