Classkick includes a variety of tools that help teachers build interactive assignments for students.
Below are the main tools and controls teachers can use when creating an assignment.
Some tools appear in the assignment toolbar, while others (such as slide management) appear in different parts of the editor.
1) Add or Delete Slides
Slides are the pages of your assignment. Teachers can add, duplicate, or delete slides at any time.
Add Slide
Delete Slide
Learn more: Slides
2) Select
The Select Tool allows teachers to interact with objects on the slide.
Use it to:
Click links
Select answers
Move manipulatives
Select and move objects
Learn more: Select Tool
3) Pen
Use the Pen Tool to draw directly on a slide.
Teachers can:
Annotate text
Draw diagrams
Write math work
Create visual explanations
Learn more: Pen Tool
4) Highlighter
The Highlighter Tool allows you to highlight text or drawings on the slide.
Learn more: Highlighter Tool
5) Eraser
6) Text Box
Add a Text Box to create titles, instructions, or questions.
Students can also use text boxes to type responses.
Learn more: Text Box Tool
7) Line
Use the Line Tool to create straight lines.
This is helpful for:
Graphs
Diagrams
Dividers
Visual guides
Learn more: Line Tool
8) Link
Use the Link Tool to add hyperlinks to slides or to link to other resources.
Links can connect to:
Websites
Other assignments
Homework resources
Learn more: Link Tool
9) Add Image
Use the Camera Tool to:
Upload images
Upload PDFs
Take a photo and insert it directly into the assignment
Learn more: Add Image Tool
10) Audio
Use the Audio Tool to record instructions or explanations.
This allows students to listen to directions while completing the assignment.
Learn more: Audio Tool
11) Manipulatives
Manipulatives allow teachers to insert interactive objects students can move.
These are useful for:
Sorting activities
Counters
Patterns
Math models
Learn more: Manipulative Tool
12) Fill in the blank
Create answer boxes where students type responses.
Teachers can:
Set acceptable answers
Enable auto-grading
Use blank responses as open-ended answers
Learn more: Fill in the Blank, STEM Fill in the Blank
13) Multiple Choice
14) Background
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