What is Classkick?
Classkick is a personalized learning platform that gives teachers real-time visibility into student work. It supports classrooms with subjects like math, writing, science, and social studies. Teachers upload PDFs, slides, images, or Google Docs to build assignments fast. Students complete the work directly on screen, showing every step as they solve, write, draw, and explain. The personalized learning platform lets teachers watch this thinking unfold live, in class or online. Teachers can jump in with feedback the moment a student gets stuck. The platform works for synchronous classroom teaching and asynchronous virtual learning. An AI student helper offers guidance inside assignments when teachers are not available. A separate AI tool helps teachers build curriculum-aligned assignments faster. Classkick is also available as an iPad app for in-class use.
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Features & Benefits
- Real-Time Student Monitoring: View every student’s screen at once as they work through an assignment. See who needs help before they ask for it.
- Instant Feedback Delivery: Send feedback directly onto a student’s work while they are still completing it. Respond to individual students or the whole class at once.
- AI Student Helper: Give students in-assignment guidance when they get stuck on a problem. Keep students working without waiting on direct teacher support, making this personalized learning platform useful even when a teacher is occupied elsewhere.
- AI Assignment Creation: Build curriculum-aligned assignments faster using AI assistance. Maintain consistent instruction across multiple classrooms or teachers.
- Digital Assignment Builder: Turn PDFs, slides, images, and Google Docs into interactive assignments. Use existing curriculum without rebuilding lesson content from scratch.
- Synchronous and Asynchronous Support: Run live in-class sessions or assign work students complete on their own time. Track progress in both formats within the same personalized learning platform.
- Differentiated Instruction Tools: Adjust feedback and support for each student based on their individual progress. Share visibility into student work with co-teachers or instructional staff.
- Cross-Device Access: Use Classkick on an iPad, tablet, or computer in class or at home. Keep instruction consistent across virtual and physical classroom settings.
- Integrations: Connect with common classroom and curriculum tools to fit existing teacher workflows.
What can Classkick do?
- see student work in real time
- give instant feedback on assignments
- monitor an entire class at once
- create digital assignments from PDFs
- build assignments from Google Slides
- track student progress during class
- support virtual classroom instruction
- help students who get stuck
- build curriculum-aligned assignments with AI
- differentiate instruction for individual students
- run assignments synchronously or asynchronously
- share student work with co-teachers
- use Classkick on an iPad
Real-World Applications
A math teacher running a live lesson can watch every student solve a problem on screen at the same time. When one student’s steps go off track, the teacher can drop in a note right on that student’s work. This kind of personalized learning platform turns a normal classroom into a space where mistakes get caught while they happen.
A virtual school instructor working with students across different time zones can assign work asynchronously. Each student completes the assignment on their own schedule, and the teacher reviews progress whenever they log in. The teacher still gets full visibility into how each student approached the problem, not just whether they finished it.
A school administrator supporting several classrooms might use Classkick to check curriculum consistency across teachers. Reviewing live student work across classes can reveal where instruction needs extra support. This visibility helps administrators guide teachers without sitting in every classroom.
A student working independently on a writing assignment may get stuck mid-paragraph with no teacher immediately available. The AI student helper can offer guidance right inside the assignment. This keeps the personalized learning platform moving for the student instead of leaving them stalled until a teacher is free.
