Textbook chapters, converted into animations. A teacher plays them on the projector and teaches the same chapter, with the whole class watching.
Abstract ideas are hard to describe and easy to show. The chapters are animations, so the whole class sees the idea at once.
Chat lessons put a teacher chat on one side and an animated board on the other. Each step asks first and answers in the next, so students think before they see.
Bring students to the board. Quizzes, matching, word games, labelling and mind maps turn a lecture into a class activity.
Create practice that matches the chapter you just taught, so revision and homework follow the lesson.
Content downloads to the device after login. Patchy internet will not stop a class.
Everything works with a D-pad remote as well as touch.
Tuned for Android projectors with about 1 GB RAM, plus Windows PCs and web.
After about 2 hours of continuous use the app reminds you to rest the projector.
A teacher chat on one side and an animated board on the other. Ask first, then answer in the next step.
Textbook examples, exercises and proofs written step by step on ruled paper.
Interactive discovery activities and lab-style simulations for the projector.
A video that pauses for a question or a notes card, then continues.
Picture-led explanations the whole class can follow from the back row.
Quick checks to see if the class understood.
Drag-and-match activities for vocabulary and concepts.
Complete the sentence or the working with word chips.
Word search, word sorting, word selection and dictation.
Label the parts of a figure straight on the board.
Build connected ideas for a topic as a class.
Speak, listen and read aloud with feedback.
Image guessing, image + sentence and image word pick.
Sort items into categories in a table.
Grammar practice, creative and voice writing.
A full chapter laid out as a guided lab.
After the concept, the same chapter's textbook example is written out line by line, the way students will write it in the exam.
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