How to share a private project with other users
This feature will come in handy if you don’t want to make your project public, but want to give selected people access to it. Find out how to do it.
How to export class or student’s results
The Classwise app lets you export the results for the entire class or selected students to an Excel or PDF file. Here's how to do it.
Adding and mixing devices across Classwise kits
In the Classwise app, users have full flexibility in managing devices. This means you can add more Classpads to an existing kit or pair them with different Control Hubs.
How to organise retakes for students
In the Classwise app, you can easily repeat the same testing activity. This feature is useful when not all students were able to participate in the previous lesson, or when you want to allow selected students to retake the activity.
The difference between gamification mode (Default) and short test mode
In the Classwise app, you can run a quiz in different modes. The one you choose depends on whether your goal is to engage students more actively or to assess their knowledge more reliably.
The difference between a quiz and an edu game
In the Classwise app, you can create both quizzes and educational games. Both types of activities are designed for working with students, but they serve different purposes and follow a different format.
How to import your own teaching resources into a project
Classwise allows you to quickly import your own teaching resources into a Classwise project. These may include a spreadsheet with ready-made quiz or game questions, or a presentation file (PPTX or PDF).
How to create edu games and quizzes using AI
AI makes it quick and easy to create questions for quizzes and educational games. This can help reduce your lesson preparation time.
How to create an edu game
Educational games help engage students and make it easier for them to retain new material. In the Classwise app, you can quickly create your own game using built-in game mechanics.
How to use a weighted average
A weighted Grade Point Average is a way of calculating grades in which selected activities carry more weight than others. You can use it to ensure a specific activity has a greater impact on the students’ final grade than the other activities.