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Exit Tickets That Mark Themselves: Quick Checks for Understanding
A paper exit ticket tells you what you needed yesterday. An auto-marked one tells you in time to act. How to run exit tickets that mark themselves.
Using an Interactive Whiteboard to Teach From Your Own PDFs
Most lessons start from a worksheet, not a blank canvas. How to use ClassKite as an interactive whiteboard built around the PDFs you already have.
Classroom Management Software: Organising Classes, Topics & Rosters
Keep each class, with its materials, questions and roster, in one place. How ClassKite organises classes, and how to set yours up.
Google Classroom Alternatives: What to Look For (and How ClassKite Compares)
How to choose a Google Classroom alternative when your priority is the live lesson rather than handing out and collecting files.
Choosing Online Assessment Tools for Your Classroom
The online assessment tools worth paying for give you results while you can still act on them. Here's what matters for everyday classroom use.
AI Tools for Teachers: Where They Help (and Where to Stay in Control)
Where AI tools save teachers time, where you should stay in control and what they can't do, plus a quick way to review AI-drafted questions.
How to Track Student Progress During Live Practice
Read the Live Student Grid, spot who's stuck as it happens, and reteach during the lesson instead of the next day.
Paper vs Digital Worksheets: Which Is Better for Schools?
A comparison for school leaders: where paper still wins, where digital pulls ahead, and how most schools combine the two.
How to Reduce Marking Time as a Teacher
Five practical ways to cut marking time without cutting feedback, and to use the hours you save well.
How to Create Digital Practice from a PDF
Turn a worksheet or past paper you already have into live or self-paced, auto-marked practice in minutes, without retyping it.
How ClassKite Saves Teachers' Time
Where teachers' time goes (prep, photocopying and marking) and where ClassKite gives some of it back.
Best Practices to Get the Most Out of ClassKite
Eight habits that make ClassKite more useful in lessons: clean materials, short focused practice, regular review and catching struggling students early.