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Summer learning

Keep learning going over the summer

Put review videos, practice quizzes and games in one course and share a single link. Students work through it at home, and you can see who kept going.

  • One link for the whole summer
  • Games students want to play
  • Free for teachers
Student's phone showing a course with progress and a Continue button

How do you set up summer learning with Edform?

Summer learning works best when it's simple for families: one link, short activities and something that feels like play. In Edform you build an online course with a unit per week, add your quizzes, worksheets, lessons and video lessons — or copy free activities from the community library — and turn on an open link. Students join with a code or QR code and type a name, no account needed, and one Continue button takes them to the next activity. Quizzes are graded automatically and can be played as games, and the progress table shows who is keeping up.

How to set up a summer course

  1. 1

    Plan the weeks

    Make a course with one unit per week of the break, each with two or three short activities.

  2. 2

    Fill it

    Add your own materials or copy free activities from the community library, then add a welcome note.

  3. 3

    Share one link

    Turn on the open link and send families the link, code or QR code before school ends.

Try it yourself

No sign-up needed — try it as a student

This is the real Edform player. Answer the questions and see how they're checked.

A week-by-week plan

Units for each week, with readings, links, files and your materials in order. Mark extras as optional for keen students.

  • Units by week
  • Optional extras
  • Notes for families
Course builder with units and materials

Free activities to start from

The community library has quizzes, worksheets and lessons shared by teachers. Copy one and edit it for your class.

  • Search by subject and grade
  • Use this copies it to your account
  • Edit before you share
Community library with activities

See who kept going

Check progress any time: who started, how far each student got and their best scores.

  • Started and finished
  • Progress per student
  • Scores per quiz
Course progress table with students and scores

Everything for summer learning

  • Online courses

    Units of activities with one Continue button.

  • Open link and code

    Students type a name and start, no account needed.

  • Game modes

    Practice quizzes played as word games, arcade games or board games.

  • Community library

    Free activities from other teachers, ready to copy.

  • Unlimited retries

    Course quizzes allow as many attempts as students like.

  • Progress

    Started, average progress and scores at a glance.

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Frequently asked questions

Do students need accounts over the summer?

No. With an open link set to anyone, students type a name and start. You can also require an account.

How do families get the course?

Share the link, the 8-digit code or the QR code. Students can type the code in the join box on Edform.

Can I see who did the work?

Yes. The course's progress page shows every learner, how far they got and their best quiz scores.

Where do I get activities?

Use your own materials, draft new ones with AI, or copy free activities from the community library.

Can I close the course when school starts?

Yes. Close the link and students can still look but not continue. Results stay in Results.

Is it free?

Yes. Courses, games and the library are on the free Basic plan.

Build your summer course

Free for teachers. One link for the whole break.

  • Free for teachers
  • No credit card
  • Works on any device