Teach live on your classroom display
Present any lesson, annotate and explain on screen, and keep the whole class in sync — then send a question or practice without leaving the board.
The problem
The classroom display is one of your most powerful tools, but most software treats it like a slideshow. You can't write naturally, you can't pull the class's attention to the right page, and switching to an activity means switching apps.
One board for teaching and practice
ClassKite's smart-board mode lets you annotate and explain live, present full-screen, and push a question or a whole practice to students mid-lesson. With follow-me page sync, students' screens follow the page you're on — and your strokes stream to them in real time.
How it works
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Open your lesson
Present a PDF or your prepared materials full-screen on the display.
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Annotate & explain
Model the method live with the pen, calligraphy and highlighter.
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Keep the class in sync
Follow-me page sync moves students to the page you're teaching from.
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Send a question
Push a single question or a full practice to the class without changing apps.
What you get
Write & model live
Explain methods step by step with natural ink on any page.
Follow-me page sync
Students' screens follow the page you scroll to, so nobody gets lost.
Live stroke streaming
Your annotations stream to student devices in real time during the lesson.
Push practice instantly
Move from teaching to a class activity without leaving the board.
Full-screen present mode
A clean, distraction-free display for the front of the room.
Any device
Runs in the browser on smart boards, laptops and tablets.
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Frequently asked questions
Does it work on smart boards and tablets?
Yes — ClassKite runs in the browser, so it works on classroom smart boards, laptops and tablets without installing anything.
Can students follow along?
Yes. Follow-me page sync moves students to the page you're teaching from, and your strokes stream to their devices in real time.
Can I switch to a question mid-lesson?
Yes — push a single question or a full practice to the class while you're teaching, then step everyone through it.
Try ClassKite with your class
Start free as a teacher, or see how it rolls out across a whole school.
Free teacher plan — no credit card required