For schools, facilitators, and delivery partners
One platform for the whole classroom session.
A facilitator runs the room; the platform paces the lesson, turns questions into whole-class moments, and captures the evidence. Here is what a facilitated session actually looks like.
The facilitator sees
Host screen · in pilotFull names, per-student progress, pacing controls, and private session notes stay on the facilitator's screen only.
The room sees
Projector · in pilotWhole-class votes, reveals, and scoreboards, anonymised so every student can take part without being singled out.
Prepare, run the room, keep the evidence
The delivery machinery follows the same journey every time, so facilitators spend their attention on students, not admin.
Design once, run for every cohort
- Build a programme from the lesson library once, then run it for cohort after cohort with dates, facilitators, and rosters attached.
- Assign specific lessons to the whole class or scope them per student, so one room can hold more than one pace.
- Session playbooks keep delivery notes beside each chapter, visible to the facilitator only.
Live delivery the platform keeps up with
- Tutor-paced mode locks and reveals lesson steps so the whole room moves together instead of racing ahead.
- Live class polls, word clouds, and a spinwheel student picker turn questions into whole-room moments.
- Multiplayer challenge scoreboards let the class compete on the same activity inside the lesson.
- A dual-screen setup gives the facilitator a host view with names and controls while the projector shows only anonymised class activity.
- Roll-call feeds attendance straight into what the session does next.
Walk away with proof, not impressions
- Roster rollups show every student's position across Learn, Practice, and Reflect at a glance.
- Understanding is measured before and after the programme, reported as cohort movement by dimension.
- Export a participation and evidence summary as CSV or JSON after each cohort.
- Policy-locked reporting: no certificates for showing up, no student rankings, no vanity metrics.
Facilitators set the session length, choose the lesson path, and match support to the cohort using Starter, Explorer, and Creator modes. The live setup uses a facilitator host screen and a shared projector or display; it does not require every learner to bring a personal device.
See it in your room.
A short pilot is the simplest way to judge it: one cohort, facilitated delivery, and an evidence summary at the end.