iClass for PC

iClass is a real-time interactive teaching and learning platform that brings classroom collaboration to your desktop. Teachers post activities (drawings, keywords, multiple-choice questions, e-books, peer review tasks, and web links) while students respond in real time, and the platform generates live statistics to project back to the class. Running iClass on a full computer lets instructors manage the entire workflow from one stable workspace without switching between devices.

iClass on PC transforms how teachers coordinate lessons and track student engagement. The platform splits into two sides: a Teacher Platform where you upload materials and monitor responses, and a Student Platform where learners submit work and provide feedback to peers. On a computer, it runs iClass open alongside your other preparation tools, staying logged in throughout the school day and reviewing incoming submissions as they arrive.

How Teachers Manage Classroom Activities

The Teacher Platform lets you upload drawings, worksheets, PDF notes, and video links to the cloud. Students download or open these materials on their own devices, then submit responses: completed worksheets, keyword submissions, quiz answers, or peer comments. iClass collects all responses and generates real-time statistics in graphical form, which you can then project to the classroom screen. This workflow keeps all teaching materials and student data in one place, visible from your desktop as you teach.

Interactive Tools for Deeper Learning

Drawings let students finish worksheets on canvas and submit them for your review; you can project their work to spark class discussion. Keywords submitted by students appear as live visualizations, helping the whole class see the key ideas emerging from the lesson. Peer Review allows classmates to view, share, comment on, and rate each other's work: a collaborative assessment tool built into the platform. E-books uploaded as PDFs let students annotate notes while listening, and web browser links (such as YouTube videos) skip the need for local file storage, letting teachers share multimedia without worrying about distribution or server space.

Desktop Advantages for Teaching Sessions

Sitting at your computer with iClass open, you can log in once and monitor the entire class period. Keyboard input makes it faster to compose instructions or feedback, and a persistent session means you're never logged out mid-lesson. The HTML5 Teacher Platform runs smoothly in a browser window, letting you keep notes, rosters, or other lesson planning tools open beside it. Real-time data flows in as students respond, giving you immediate insight into how your class is tracking on each activity.