Classkick Reviews & Product Details

I love that I can interact 1:1 with my students either in the classroom or at home on assignments and documents either imported to or created within Classkick. I have been using Classkick since 2019 and rely on it almost daily to help drive and refine my instruction. I also love how I can make changes to the document on the fly, and it auto updates for the students; this way I can fix a mistake, or challenge them instantly! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The only issue I have with Classkick is their AI model is in the newest phase, so it's a bit clunky; though I've used it all this time without it, so I'll survive. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I find Classkick incredibly easy to set up, which smooths the transition for classroom use. The feature allowing directions to be read aloud is invaluable for students with disabilities or those who struggle with reading. I love the integration of voice, typing, and writing options, which offers flexibility and addresses diverse student needs. The rostering process is seamless, and the tool serves as a robust base for integrating various educational programs. Overall, its user-friendly nature and support for diverse learning needs make it a vital component of my teaching toolkit. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

One thing that I am hoping gets changed is the multiple-choice students are able to click through and find the right answer because it is colored in green. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

ClassKick is a tool that I use daily in my classroom and couldn't imagine ever teaching with out it again. I can interact with each student as they are working to offer support, correction, and encouragement. I can grade a 6 page math assignemnt for 30 kids in less than 5 minutes. The customer service is amazing and I love how they are always trying to listen to teachers and make improvements. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Sometimes ClassKick is a bit slow, but I know that is something the company is working on to improve. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I really appreciate how Classkick enables me to see students' work at a glance. This feature is incredibly useful as it allows for quick assessment of student progress and understanding. I also like the ability to easily build assessments within the platform. It simplifies the process of asking quick questions, such as word definitions in a multiple-choice format or fill-in-the-blank questions for math problems. The interactive aspect of Classkick, where students can engage live with lessons, significantly enhances the learning experience and allows me to effectively assess student mastery of reading and math. Overall, the combination of swift visibility into students' work and the ease of constructing various types of assessments makes Classkick a valuable tool in my teaching practice. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I find uploading slides to be a bit daunting. It would be more efficient if I could see a complete list of uploading materials, allowing me to upload multiple slides at once without the need to either import all at once or add them individually. I would love the option to pick specific slides or pictures during the upload process, rather than being limited to adding all of them or selecting each one separately. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I love the ease of creating assignments in Classkick. I like that you can simply upload a pdf or create an assignment from scratch. I appreciate the built in grading features. It helps me work more efficiently. I love that when a student is absent I can upload a paper assignment into Classkick for accessibility from home. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I get frustrated that sometimes everything looks perfectly lined up on my end, but a few students will have difficulty using an assignment because the text/answer boxes are not lined up on their screen. Other students' screens and layout are fine, so I don't want to adjust/edit the assignment for a few as it will mess up the layout for others. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I love using ClassKick, and my students do, too! My advanced math students last year practically threatened anarchy if I didn't do all the lessons in ClassKick. What they like about it is the ease in writing, drawing, and other types of annotating in the program. And if they prefer to show their work on paper, they can easily upload a picture of their work to support their answer. What I, as a teacher, like most about it is the ease of which I can see the students' work in real time. I can view all students on a particular slide, I can see who is doing their work by viewing all of the slides for all of the students, or I can look at one student's screen and annotate with the student to help guide them. I also love the Handraise feature to let me know when a student needs help. When I click on the student's raised hand icon, it takes me to the slide that the student needs help with. We can also privately chat so that the student can ask questions, and I can provide support. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I would love for ClassKick to enable the opportunity to control where students are in a lesson, like some other programs allow.

I would also LOVE for ClassKick to add an embedded calculator and math characters (in addition to the STEM characters in answer boxes). Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Classkick is an interactive whiteboard that students use on their personal device that allows for two-way communication between the student and the teacher. Students can receive instant feedback from auto-grade features or the teacher. It gives the teacher visibility of students' learning and understanding. I have used Classkick in my classroom at least 2-3 times each week for the past 5 years.

While there are many tools that are integrated that teachers can use (multiple choice, fill in the blank, create manipulatives, etc), using it can be as simple as uploading a PDF for students to work on. Since it is digital and student work is saved automatically (no need to submit), students can never lose their work and I don't have to collect papers and keep track of them.

With the Pro account, my students can easily log in with their school google account. This also creates a portfolio of student work that students can refer back to and I can look back on (super helpful when I need to give evaluation feedback or have a meeting with parents). Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

No product is perfect, but there isn't anything in particular that I don't like about Classkick.

The Classkick team is super open to feedback and suggestions, and over the years they have continued to put this feedback into action by making changes to help students and teachers. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I love that Classkick has a variety of features and functions for educators and students to use. This platform is easy to use, simply login and choose what assignment you will create and how you want to showcase that assignment, along with how you want students to complete it. Classkick allows the user to create, upload, edit and share with just a click of a button. I use Classkick everyday! Classick has a feedback option that is amazing! In real time, where ever your connection is, feedback in writing, typed, spoken, stickers, or images for each individual student in their work-it is truly an amazing and desired function of this platform. Classkick also now has a co-teacher function, where more than one teacher can see, work and use the general functions on student work together. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

As a special education teacher, I use the recording option daily. Currently I have to record my voice for each student who gets that accommodation. I would love for Classkick to have an option to record and choose which students get that recording, so that I only have to record once. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Classkick is a great way to monitor student learning while including UDL by allowing for multiple student choice options. Classkick also makes it very easy to differentiate instruction while sharing data with co-workers. Classkick makes it easy to communicate with synchronous and asynchronous learners and give quick, meaningful feedback to students. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Copying slides would be easier if you could copy and paste with multiple tabs open, but it still works quite well, even though you need to stay in the same tab. Everything else is terrific! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

1) I can prepare lessons and share them with my student without having the students having to doenload them to notability. It’s ready as soon as they sign in to Classkick.

2) I can edit or add to the lesson in real time.

3) I can see the students work in real time as well as instantly find which of them need help.

4) Classkick allows for real time assessments and they grade them so I can check for understanding. It is so easy and quick to create.

5) I can use the students work and input that as an answer key. They get great pride when I choose their work to display. It also keeps them on task as they know I am looking at their work.

6) Students can see what page everyone is at which creates a transparency and also keeps them on task.

7) Checking homework can be done in less time as you can see which slides are not complete much quicker than any other methods.

8) students can raise their hands virtually and classmates can go to their page and assist in solving their issue.

I have many more reasons but I am afraid people will stop reading as I am writing too much :) Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Very few downsides except for buffering issues at times. My lessons take a long time opening bc I have many lessons saves.

If you accidentally delete an assignment they don’t have a way to bring that assignment back by ourselves.

Adding and deleting slides from a lesson have to be done one by one which takes a lot of time.

Could use a line tool in the student version as well as a dotted line making tool in both teacher and student version. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.