What will you run on it?
Start from one of 211 ready assignments, or copy one of the 24 setups below and point it at your own worksheet.
211 assignments you can publish today.
Each one comes with its questions typed out, answer keys drafted for your review, and tutor and lockdown settings already chosen. Open it, change anything, publish it as yours.
Other apps are blocked, so attention stays in the work. The tutor keeps stuck students moving.
Hints on, screens locked. Nobody quietly opens a game, because nobody is quietly stuck.
For students who shut down when work looks hard. Help is one message away, and the screen holds still.
The live dashboard shows who's moving. The tutor answers most raised hands before they happen.
The passage sits beside the questions. The tutor clarifies what's being asked, never what to answer.
Copy and paste are blocked, so the words are theirs. The tutor coaches structure while they write.
Code on the board, five questions, nothing to sign into.
Auto-graded before the bell. You see who got it on the way out.
The AssignHQ station stays in its tab, and you can see if anyone wanders.
The sub takes attendance. The tutor takes questions. You watch progress from wherever you are.
Upload the worksheet. Instant feedback, equation editor included, graded list by Friday night.
You decide whether the graphing calculator is allowed. Equations render properly either way.
The prompt opens in kiosk mode. Copy, paste, and other apps are blocked.
The PDF imports word for word, diagrams and multi-part questions included. Screen recorded.
The lowest help level stays on: enough to unstick, never the answer.
Same lockdown as the room had, taken from the library or from home.
Same import, two publishes: exam conditions first, tutored review of the same questions after.
One assignment attached to three periods. Grades land per class.
Full guidance, and the answer still has to come from the student. The delay makes them try first.
For classes where staying on it is the battle. Leaving the tab is flagged, not punished.
Screens can lock at home the same way they do in the room. Students are told before any recording starts.
Two assignments from one worksheet.
Every tutor conversation is saved. Read them to see exactly where the class got stuck, before the real thing.
On Free, students are nicknames and your export is the only record.