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From your desk to their screen

The real tool, step by step, with the names you will see when you sign in

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Period 3 · U.S. HistoryGrade 8
Join codePut it on the board
26 students joined
Why did you sign it if you disagreed?

  1. 1 · Set up

    One class, one code

    Make a class with its subject, grade and period, then put the join code on the board

    Students join with the code, a nickname and a 6‑digit PIN, with no student email

    Period 3 · U.S. HistoryGrade 8
    Join codeUsed 26 times · New code

  2. 2 · You choose

    You decide who they meet

    Pick the figures your class can talk to, how long the answers are and how much each student can use a day

    Add your own documents and set guardrails for each figure

    Who can this class talk to?
    Benjamin Franklin Albert Einstein Elias Boudinot Marie Curie
    Answer length
    BriefMediumElaborate
    Messages per student, per day40
    Documents · Guardrails

  3. 3 · Assign

    Assign a figure, add classwork

    Give the class a figure to talk to by a due date

    Build quizzes, flashcards, storybooks, games and explainers with AI help, then pin them to any class

    Coming soon: assign a journey

    Talk with Benjamin FranklinDue Fri
    Quiz · The Constitutional ConventionPinned
    Flashcards · Key inventionsPinned
    AssignedDoneNot startedOverdue

  4. 4 · See

    See what they are curious about

    Read their conversations, see the top questions in the room and who has finished what

    Need everyone’s attention? Pause the class in one tap

    Every time a teacher opens a conversation, it is logged

    Active now
    Questions, last hour
    Classwork done
    Top questions
    Why did you sign it if you disagreed?9
    What was Philadelphia like in 1787?6
    Pause class

  5. 5 · Students

    What students see

    Only the figures you allowed and the work you set

    They talk by voice or text, and their progress shows as they finish

    What your teacher assigned
    From your teacherTalk with Benjamin FranklinDue Fri
    QuizThe Constitutional Convention
    FlashcardsKey inventionsDone

6 · For school leaders

A safe place to learn

Designed to meet COPPA and FERPA requirements. We sign district Data Privacy Agreements.

  • For students under 13, consent is handled through school authorization, before any class can open

  • Set school-wide daily limits, and teachers can only go lower

  • Delete a student’s data for good, with an audit record

  • Teacher and admin roles, and admins decide which figures the school can use

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