Homework link
Paste a list, get a code. Children answer at home on peabody.kids, and you see each child's score by the pen name Peabody gave them. No real names, no sign-in for you.
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How to use it
- Give it a title and paste your list, one question and answer a line.
- Press Make homework link and give your class the link or the six-letter code.
- Keep your results link. Open it any time in the next 30 days to see who handed it in.
Ideas for class
- Send vocabulary practice home on Monday and look at the scores on Thursday.
- Ask each child to tell you their pen name when they hand it in, so you can match it to your roll.
- Make a short one (five lines) for a quick check before a test.
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What do you keep about my students?
Only a pen name Peabody made up (such as “Laser Kraken”), the score and which box they picked for each question. No real name, no email, no class list. Homework and its results are kept for 30 days.
How do I know which child is which?
Ask them. A child can read their pen name on the screen after they hand it in. That is deliberate: Peabody never learns who they are.
Who can see the results?
Anyone who has your results link, which holds a private key. Peabody keeps only a scrambled copy of the key, so it cannot show your results to anyone else or recover a lost key.
Does my class need accounts?
No. A child who opens the link on peabody.kids is given a reader with a pen name in one tap. A child signed in as a family member hands it in under that reader's pen name.
Your list and the children's pen names and scores are kept on Peabody's servers for 30 days; nothing else about a child is. What each tool stores