LMS School Bot: Grades in Chat

The quarter is ending, the gradebook is a mess, and nobody knows if algebra will land a B. Doing the math by hand takes a while, and waiting for the final grades is stressful. The LMS School bot does the calculation for you. 🎓

It is a bot for tracking grades in the LMS system. It shows progress right in Telegram, and by its description it works for 59 colleges connected to LMS.

What the bot shows for the week

The first feature is simple: your average score and all grades for the week along with teachers' comments. You do not need to open the gradebook and hunt for the right day.

Comments on grades often matter more than the number: they show why a low mark was given and what to fix.

The big one: how many top marks you need

The second feature is more interesting. You pick a subject and a quarter (or half-year), and the bot shows your grades for it. Then it counts how many fives, fours or even threes you need to reach the final grade you want.

The bot adds threes to the calculation when the alternative would be a failing mark. That helps if the goal is simply not to fall.

Bot commands

• /start. Restarts the bot.
• /help. Shows help on features.
• /my. Shows your profile.
• /quit. Signs out of all connected accounts.
• /news. News about the bot.
• /feedback and /donate. Leave a review or support the creator.

The /quit command comes in handy if you hand your phone to someone or stop using the bot.

Why count grades early

A school quarter grade usually comes from an average, and the latest tests weigh on it heavily. Knowing the picture a week before the end lets you choose which subject deserves your effort.

1. Open the bot and sign in to your LMS account.
2. Look at your average score and the week's grades.
3. Pick the subject where you expect a surprise.
4. Read how many good marks you need to collect.
5. Talk to the teacher about a retake or extra work in advance.

Login and password: think before you sign in

The bot is an unofficial service that pulls data from your account. That usually requires signing in, and whoever runs the bot receives the login details.

• Use only your own account, or a child's account with a parent's permission.
• Do not reuse the password from your email or other services.
• If you have doubts, sign out with /quit and change the password in the system.
• Parents are better off helping with setup than leaving it to a child alone. 🔐

Who it helps

Students who want to plan their grades, and parents who need a quick overview without opening the gradebook. If your college is not connected to the system, the bot will show no data.

The bot does not replace a talk with a teacher: numbers show results, not causes. Use the calculation to see in advance where help is needed.