For teachers

A worksheet in your class, start to finish

Nothing to install. Students need no app and no account. They don't even need a phone: you can scan the paper sheets yourself.

Before, during and after class

  1. Before class

    1

    Prepare before class

    Attach the slides you are using this week and write what you need:

    “A 15-minute quiz on inflation, 10 questions.”

    In about a minute the worksheet is ready.

  2. 2

    Check it

    Read the finished worksheet through. Tap any text to fix it, mark a different right answer, or ask for a change in plain words:

    “Make question 3 harder.”

    Changed parts are highlighted. If you need to, the Undo button puts the changes back.

  3. 3

    Choose how students answer

    Onlinesend the link to the group's Telegram chat, or show the QR code on the classroom screen.

    On paperprint the question paper once, and an answer sheet for each student.

  4. In class

    4

    In class

    Students write their answers in the boxes on the answer sheet.

    At the end of the lesson you open sending for 15 minutes. Before they leave the room, students photograph their answer sheet with their phone. Or you collect the sheets and scan them one by one with your own phone.

  5. After class

    5

    The results come in

    If students send their answers themselves, they see the result on their phone straight away.

    You see the whole group's results: students' names, their marks, the photo of every answer sheet, and the answers you may want to check by hand.

  6. 6

    Download the results

    Download the marks as a CSV file to use in Excel, and the finished worksheet as a PDF.

What do you need?

  • A computer or a phone

    To make the worksheet. Checking and editing are more comfortable on a laptop.

  • A printer (if you work on paper)

    Print the question paper once and use it again in later classes. Each time, you print only the answer sheets.

  • Your students' phones (not required)

    If they have one, the student scans the QR code, picks their name and photographs their own sheet. If not, you collect the sheets and scan them with your own phone: one phone is enough. No app and no account.

Try it at your next seminar

Make an account and turn the slides you are using this week into your first worksheet.

Try it