Ask the class or the teacher
Questions go to classmates first. Writing an answer is where the answerer learns.
ClassHum is a shared class board for quiet work. Students ask, answer and share discoveries. You see where the room needs help before anyone gets lost.
Students join with a QR code and a first name. No accounts, no app to install.
Sign in at the teacher desk, set today's focus and an optional timer, then put the projector view up.
They scan the QR code on the projector and type their first name. That's it.
Questions are answered by classmates in writing. You step in where it matters, guided by the live class pulse.
Questions go to classmates first. Writing an answer is where the answerer learns.
Any student can push a question up to the teacher, so a shy asker never has to raise the flag alone.
Green, yellow, red on every screen. You see live totals, never names, so students are honest about being stuck.
Discoveries stay hidden until each student chooses to look, so nobody's aha moment gets spoiled.
Students thank helpful answers with sparks. Receiving one refills your own supply, so helpers keep giving.
Appoint one or two moderators to merge duplicate questions and tidy the board before you have to.
Each student gets a private recap at the end. Nothing ranks students against each other.
A first name and an invitation link are all students need.
Rooms expire after 24 hours and are cleaned up automatically. Hosted in Frankfurt, in the EU.
The same board can run on a laptop in the school network, without the internet.
Teacher access is by invitation. Sign in with the account you were given.
Open the teacher desk