Russia Expands Its Largest Online School Library Nationwide

Schools in Russia’s Krasnodar region have joined the country’s largest online education library, “Gosuslugi My School,” a digital platform that unites textbooks, fiction, and teaching guides in a single interface. The expansion was announced by Anna Minkova, the region’s deputy governor.

Now, teachers, students, and parents across the region can access the same digital environment. Educators can prepare lessons using one of the broadest academic databases in the country and instantly share assignments through QR codes. Parents can track how much time their children spend on homework and monitor their progress in real time, while students gain quick access to any study material they need.

Growing national adoption

Connecting to the service is simple: parents and children only need to give consent to data processing in their Gosuslugi (state services) account, while teachers log in via their regional electronic gradebook for full access.

All materials on the platform comply with federal education standards, and the service is completely free to use.

With more regions joining each month, “Gosuslugi My School” is fast becoming a cornerstone of Russia’s digital education ecosystem, offering new opportunities for personalized, data-driven learning across the country.