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Use Classkick as an Interactive Whiteboard

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Classkick can be used as a powerful interactive whiteboard, allowing you to model, monitor, and respond to student work in real time.

Use the strategies below to create more interactive, whole-class experiences.

1) Give real-time feedback while students work

Open View Work to see student responses live and provide immediate feedback.

  • Highlight misconceptions as they happen
  • Support students without interrupting the whole class
  • Guide individual instruction

Learn more: Grading & Feedback

2) Work alongside your students

Join your own class using the Class Code to experience the assignment as a student (you can use a “fake” student account).

  • Model how to complete tasks
  • Demonstrate expectations step-by-step
  • Show examples in real time

You can also have students collaborate on the same assignment using a workaround. You can log in to collaborate/give feedback alongside them.

Learn more: Student Collaboration in Classkick

3) Make live updates to assignments

Use Edit Assignment to make changes while students are working. Your students will see these changes in real-time.

  • Add last-minute instructions or examples on the fly
  • Adjust questions based on student understanding
  • Clarify directions in real time

NOTE: Edits to the primary copy will update for all assigned rosters.

4) Model student work

Show students what strong work looks like by modeling directly in the assignment.

You can:

  • Duplicate the assignment and use it as a demo version
  • Create a teacher example using a "fake student" account for yourself
  • Use student preview mode account to model the assignment
    • NOTE: Edits made under Student Preview Mode will NOT save. 
      • If you want to save your examples/modeling, please use a student account instead.

5) Structure slides for whole-class interaction

Design slides to support both teaching and student work.

For example:

  • Use the top of the slide for modeling or instructions
  • Use the bottom of the slide for student responses

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