Attendance
As each student joins, they are marked present with the time they arrived, so there is no roll call to read out and a record is ready when class ends.
Run your class from a single screen
Classroom is for teachers, universities, training centres, and workplace learning teams. The teacher never leaves the panel to find a control, and what the class produced is still there the next day.
Before the lesson
The teacher opens the roster, joins as host, and the room is waiting when students arrive.
While it runs
Attendance fills in as students join, a raised hand shows who wants to speak, and the class can be split into groups without leaving the panel.
After it ends
The replay, the attendance record, and the quiz results stay with the school, on the school's own server.
What the teacher sees during class
The teacher's screen shows the class list, who has joined, and whose hand is up. The poll, quiz, whiteboard, and file tools sit in a toolbar along one edge of that same screen. The teacher joins as host and can mute a student, admit a latecomer, or move someone to another room; a student sees only their own controls.
Hand raise and help signals
A student taps to raise a hand when they want to speak, or sends a quiet help signal when they are stuck. The teacher sees the request without the class being interrupted.
Teacher toolbar
Polls, quizzes, the whiteboard, and file sharing sit in one strip. The teacher starts a poll or opens the whiteboard without leaving the class view.
File and assignment handoff
The teacher sends materials to the class during the session. Assignments can be handed out and collected back in the same room.
Roster and learning system
Classes, students, and results match the learning system your institution already uses.
Polls, quizzes, whiteboard, and breakout rooms
A poll or quiz opens on every student's screen; they answer, and the teacher watches the results come in. The whiteboard is shared, so the teacher and students draw and write on it together. Breakout rooms split the class into small groups, and everyone returns to the main room when the teacher closes them.
Reopen the lecture after class
When class ends, the lecture stays available to replay. A student opens the recording and moves through it on the playback timeline. The transcript and subtitles go to the teacher for approval before students see them, and the recording keeps a record of what was captured.
See Classroom with your own teachers
Bring the teacher who would actually run the class. They see class mode from the teacher's side and tell you whether it fits the way they teach, and sales takes the deployment questions from there.