Distance learning where you see everyone's work

Yes. Students open the join page on any device and type the code. You move the slides and see their answers, wherever they are.

No. Use Edform alongside the video call tool your school already uses: share your screen for the slides, and students answer in Edform on their own devices.

Answers save as students go. When they come back, they continue where they stopped, and videos resume from the same moment.

With the code or link you share, or, when signed in, in their “My homework” list with what's due and when.

Yes. Grade open answers with a rubric, give points and write feedback; students see it once you're done.

Students should join on any device without a complicated sign-up, work should save automatically, and you should see who has started, how they answered and how much of a video they watched. Edform does this and works next to the video call tool your school already uses: import your class rosters from Google Classroom and share homework back to Classroom.

Mix short formats: a live game students join from home, polls and word clouds inside a live lesson, and video lessons that stop for a question every few minutes. Calling on students with the name picker keeps everyone ready to answer.

Yes. Every feature is free for teachers.

Yes. Import your Classroom classes into Edform, give a quiz, worksheet or video lesson as homework and press Share to Classroom: Google Classroom's share window opens with the title, the link and the join code filled in, so you pick the class and post. Students open it from home and you see their progress in Edform.