The morning routine
You open the morning screen: the clock, the weather, what to wear and the tasks to do on arrival.
Your students settle in on their own, without you repeating the instructions.
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Interactive boards
Build your class screen with 30 tools: the morning routine, team work, a quiet moment. Then project it.
A screen for every moment of the day
A board gathers several screens: one for the morning routine, one for team work, one for quiet time. You move from one to the next in a single gesture.
- The background you like: a colour, or one of the platform's 1,300+ royalty-free photos.
- Placed freely: every tool moves, stretches, and locks so it stays put.
- In the spotlight: a tool enlarges over the screen to draw attention.
Manage the class live
The seating plan is created in one go from your class space, with each student's photo. You then arrange it like your classroom.
- Random draw: the wheel picks who answers.
- Teams: formed at random from the class's students.
- Sound level: the class's noise, measured by the microphone, only while it is displayed.
- Guided breathing: a bubble that inflates and deflates, to settle the class.
Ambiances that mark the year
An Advent calendar to open each morning, snow falling, Santa crossing the screen, bats at Halloween: over 40 animated effects to mark the moments of the year.
- Countdown: the days left until Halloween, Christmas or the end of the year, and a surprise to open on the day.
- Box calendar: a box to open each day, like an Advent calendar, with a word, an image, a question or even a video.
Weather, designed for recess
The weather for your locality, published by Environment Canada, and what your students should wear to go outside.
- Weather: the temperature, the feels-like, the day in parts and the days ahead.
- What to wear: coat, toque or cap, based on the feels-like temperature at the morning and afternoon recesses, then the next day's at the end of the day.
Projected in class
Full screen, the board fills the classroom screen, and the tools stay alive: the timer runs, the wheel picks a student, the boxes open.
- From one screen to the next: you move from the routine to team work without leaving the presentation.
- On your interactive whiteboard: project your board and interact with your tools right on the touch screen.
- Prepared together: a board is shared with your colleagues through a library.
30configurable tools
Content
Classroom management
Time management
Organization of work
Use cases
How teachers use it on an ordinary school day.
Team work
You form teams at random, start the timer and keep an eye on the sound level.
Teams form in seconds, and the noise settles without a word.
Participation
You spin the name wheel, or roll the dice to pick the question.
Anyone can be called on: the whole class stays attentive.
Games and challenges
Two teams compete: you keep score on the board, up to the goal you set.
A review that feels like a game.
End of the lesson
You ask a question as a poll, and the class's votes show up as a chart.
You see at a glance what the class remembered.
Back to calm
After recess, you start the guided breathing under a sky of fireflies.
The class settles down in a few breaths.
What your students experience
Your students see the projected board and take part, without needing an account.
- Their photo or avatar on the seating plan and in the name wheel.
- Their turn: called at random, grouped in teams, or on the scoreboard.
- Their autonomy: the morning tasks and the weather tell them what to do on arrival.
