Student spaces where every student answers, not only the loudest
Create a space, add activities, share a join code. Students work with an AI tutor that only knows your materials, answer the class-voice question in their own words, complete worksheets and assignments, and play arithmetic missions. You see who understood what, this week.
Five kinds of activity in one space
- Chat assistant: an AI tutor with your instructions and your materials (library resources or files you upload), in a behaviour mode you choose. Ready templates such as an adaptive programming tutor.
- Class voice: one question at the end of the lesson, for example "What is still confusing?". Every student answers in writing and the AI sums the answers up toward what you asked.
- Assignment: with a rubric, a due date, a submission type and optional AI first-pass grading.
- Interactive worksheet: a saved worksheet completed online, objective questions marked instantly.
- Game: students build a hero and play arithmetic missions with guided hints, ten frames and place-value blocks. Every answer is checked by code, never by AI.
What the teacher sees
With learner notes switched on, the tutor keeps private notes per student in five lenses: how they approach a problem, their understanding with named misconceptions, what they do when stuck, engagement, and a note for the teacher. A class insights view counts the patterns across students. Reports per student or for the class are generated on demand.
Activities can be shown or hidden week by week. A lucky draw picks a student at random for turn-taking. The join code is all a student needs; no student email is required.
How it works
- Create a space with a name, a theme and an access type.
- Add activities: tutor, class voice, assignment, worksheet or game.
- Share the join code with the class.
- Read the class voice summary that evening and the learner notes over the term.
- Start the next lesson plan from what the class actually understood.
Questions teachers ask
Do students need an account or an email?
No. Students join a space with the code you share.
Can the AI tutor answer from my textbook only?
Yes. Attach library resources or upload files to the assistant and write its instructions. It stays on your materials and in the behaviour mode you set.
Is student work used to judge teachers?
No. We do not observe teachers. We listen to learners. Insights go into next week's plan, not a teacher's file.
How many spaces are free?
The free plan includes one space. Paid plans add more.
Try it on next week's lesson
Free for teachers. No card needed. Plan one lesson for the class you actually have and keep it if you would teach it.