LearnAir

LearnAir (לרנאייר) is a Hebrew-language LMS for building and selling online courses, from B.I Solutions. It gives each customer two connected sites: a marketing site that presents the courses, lecturers and business, and a learning site where enrolled students log in with a username and password. The homepage pitches it to private customers launching a first course, small businesses, colleges and academies, and the LMS page adds companies running employee training, all without programming knowledge. The FAQ sums it up: "LearnAir משלבת בה גם אתר שיווקי ואפשרויות למכירת קורסים, ומתאימה לבעלי עסקים, מרצים, מכללות וארגונים" (LearnAir combines a marketing site and course sales options, and suits business owners, lecturers, colleges and organizations). It runs as a managed SaaS service: the company says it built the system itself, handles maintenance, updates and fixes, and hosts it on Microsoft's cloud services.

Building courses and the learning site

Courses are made of lessons, chapters, files and other content, all managed in a Hebrew interface. Video is uploaded straight into LearnAir, with no need for a Vimeo or YouTube account, to streaming servers spread around the world, at resolutions up to HD 720, 1080 and 4K; existing Vimeo or YouTube videos can be used too. The player is built for study. It skips 10 seconds back or forward, zooms in, resumes where the student stopped, changes speed, lets students save notes at a point in the video and export them, and gives the course owner viewing statistics and a heatmap of the moments students watch most. Each lesson can carry PDF, Word, Excel and image files, and students get a personal notebook whose notes stay beside the lesson. The learning site works on computers, tablets and phones, with a light or dark display.

Two options reflect the site's Hebrew-speaking audience. LearnAir says it is adapted for kosher internet filters, including Netfree and Rimon, so students who browse with filtering can still reach the courses, subject to the filter provider's approval, and a learning site can be set up as Shabbat-observant.

Tests, certificates and the AI tool

The forms and tests module covers multiple choice, open questions, and questions where the student uploads a file for review. You mark the right answer, write an explanation that a student sees after a wrong answer, set a passing score and a time limit, and return a test to a student with comments; a detailed report shows every student's results. The same module builds feedback and satisfaction forms, including forms with a customer signature. When a course is done, you issue completion certificates in your own design, with personal text for each student.

An AI tool works only from your own course content. Students can ask questions about the material and get explanations based on the course videos and attached files, and course owners can use it to prepare summaries, practice questions and tests. Separately, AI can add subtitles and translations to each video, with support for over 100 languages; the homepage notes this is a paid extra.

Students, staff and live sessions

Students can be added one by one or imported from Excel, assigned to courses and given an access expiry date, and each has a personal card with their activity. Course owners see login times, lesson progress, completed tests and submitted forms, keep their own notes on each student, export the IP addresses and locations of student logins, and block a student when needed. Several staff members can run the site under one account, each with their own permissions. For institutions, a central "super account" manages several divisions with one shared student pool.

Live teaching runs through Zoom. When a recorded Zoom session ends, LearnAir pulls the recording from Zoom's cloud into the course you chose, and you can schedule future meetings, send email invitations with the link and date, and mark attendance afterwards. Communication tools include internal mailboxes, a bulletin board per course with pop-up notices, broadcast emails with a Google RSVP invitation, and WhatsApp messages from your own business number. Automations send a welcome message when a student joins, a message after a given lesson, or a reminder to students who have not logged in for a set time.

Selling courses

Sales run through your own payment terminal. The features page says LearnAir is connected to most card-clearing terminals in Israel, the money goes straight to your bank account, and access opens automatically once a purchase completes. The sales module sets your own prices, sells physical items such as books for delivery, creates discounts, special sale days and coupons, and gives affiliate marketers their own sales links so you can settle with them per lead. Tracking covers Facebook Pixel, Google Analytics, Google gtag and Tag Manager, custom code on the thank-you page, and webhooks that can create a customer in your CRM. An API handles importing students, creating courses and sessions, reports and automations.

The LMS page answers two common questions for larger buyers directly: asked whether LearnAir supports SCORM/xAPI, it says yes and suggests a demo to check specific requirements, and it states that the system supports SSO. Initial setup usually takes about a week, depending on requirements.

Plans and prices

Prices are monthly and quoted before VAT. The Beginner plan (מתחיל) costs 189 ₪ a month for one course and up to 100 students, with the marketing and learning sites, branding, student management with permissions and access expiry, video upload and the student notebook, and content pages with activity tracking. The Advanced plan (מתקדם) costs 489 ₪ a month for 5 courses and up to 1,000 students, adds measurement and marketing tools, and makes a custom domain with course payments, tests with Zoom, and protection modules available as options. The Advanced + plan costs 998 ₪ a month for 10 courses and up to 7,000 students, adding divisions under a central account, a shared student pool and team permissions.

The asterisks matter: extra courses or students beyond the quota, and the modules marked as options, cost extra depending on the plan. Video storage and traffic are billed separately, at 50 ₪ per 100GB of storage and 15 ₪ per 100GB of traffic on the Beginner plan. Video protection is a module of its own, with a basic level that blocks downloads and a premium level that encrypts video and blocks screen recording, alongside view-only PDF and Excel files. AI tool availability depends on the plan, and nonprofits are invited to request a special discount.

LearnAir offers a trial account at no cost (חשבון ניסיון ללא עלות). You contact the team by WhatsApp, phone or the form, receive login details within a few hours, and, if you continue, the same account becomes active with no commitment. The team helps through setup.

Customers and who it suits

The LMS page lists examples of organizations using LearnAir, among them Eli Par CPA, Anglo Saxon, BDO and NEXT College.

LearnAir suits a Hebrew-speaking creator who wants a branded course site with local card payments and strong content protection, and colleges or training teams that need divisions, Zoom recordings, tests, certificates and detailed student monitoring in one place. The plan limits are tight on courses at each level, so a creator with a growing catalog should expect add-on charges, and video storage and traffic are billed on top of the monthly fee.