I love being able to see all of my students working at once and give them instant feedback as they work through problems. That’s especially important as a virtual teacher because I can see their thinking, the misconceptions they may have, and what they’re doing on their problems. I love the stickers, and my students love them too. It’s easy to create Classkick activities. I also like the green box because students have a clear space to click and type, and they can show me their work and thinking without having to navigate with the mouse. The multiple-choice feature helps me quickly see whether students selected the correct answer. Classkick is easier to navigate than Nearpod, and setting up my rosters is pretty easy. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The uncover and cover slides are hit or miss for me. When I select a whole column of slides to cover, it works for only about half of my students. I also wish students had an easy way to collaborate on one slide. The roster workaround is too confusing for my 9- and 10-year-olds. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.