Give a worksheet to students by link v0.1.0
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Turn the three-box questions of a worksheet or lesson into one link and a QR code. Children open it on any device, type a seat number you give them (never a name) and tap their answers. You see the score and the questions they missed. Free, no sign-in, no student accounts.
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How to use it
- Make a worksheet in the worksheet and slide maker, then press Give to students. Or open a lesson you built.
- Pick the grade and a due date, then press Make the link.
- Share the link or print the QR code. Give each child a seat number.
Ideas for class
- Use it as the exit ticket: print the sheet for the wall and send the link home for the ones who were away.
- Give each child their seat number on a sticky note; the report shows scores by seat.
- Post the link to Google Classroom so families can open it at home.
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What does Peabody keep?
For each seat number: that a result arrived and when. The score, the time and the questions missed are sealed in the child's browser so only you can open them; Peabody can't read them. They are deleted 9 months after they arrive, or sooner if you delete them.
Do my questions go to your server?
No. The questions are packed into the link after the # sign, which browsers never send to a server. Peabody keeps only that the link is a lesson. Anyone with the link can read the questions, so don't put children's names in them.
Why aren't my write-on questions in the link?
A child here answers by tapping one of three boxes. Short-answer and fill-in-the-blank questions stay on the printed sheet.
Your questions stay in the link after the # sign. Peabody keeps only a seat number and a sealed result. No sign-in, no ads. What each tool stores