Apps Like myClassroom: Class Tools for iPhone and iPad
Customize lessons and manage classroom
Alert students with customizable sounds and visual cues. Control classroom via Apple Watch or Bluetooth clicker. Customize features and settings for personalized use. Manage lessons and activities with integrated .
by Tanner Stoltz★ 4.6276 ratingsEducationFreeData updated 2026-09-06
Track attendance and homework using a seating chart. Log entries with one tap. Monitor behavior and assign tasks. Randomly select students for participation. Create groups for collaborative activities. Manage up to ten students per and two classes.
Select a from a list. Add names via voice, typing, or Google Sheets. Update, rename, or delete custom lists. Swipe to navigate through entries. No ads or extra features.
Track attendance and homework using a customizable seating chart. Log behaviors like "Talkative" or "Helpful" directly on the chart. Randomly select students for participation and create groups for activities.
Plan and navigate by browsing sessions, experts, and new services. Add sessions to a planner, reserve seats, and manage schedules. Access real-time shuttle updates and event details.
Manage student and class information with customizable profiles and roster creation. Track attendance, grades, and notes. Schedule and organize lessons. Export data in various formats. Access all features offline with optional cloud synchronization.
Teachers can upload photos and videos to classroom albums accessible only to parents and teachers. Parents receive alerts for new updates and can collaborate by assigning tasks or requesting information.
Track student attendance and manage grades with a customizable gradebook. Create and export PDF reports. Identify at-risk students based on attendance or performance. Send bulk emails to students, parents, and advisors.
Create charts by tapping and dragging student names into positions. Rotate room layout to match actual setup. Manage multiple classrooms with Rooms. Delete or edit charts as needed. Add student names to each seat.
Record and analyze student discussions to track participation levels and types. Facilitate reflection through structured prompts. Enable real-time feedback and collaboration during Socratic seminars, Literature Circles, or Harkness discussions.
Document classroom interactions by tracking dialogue patterns, recording notes, and capturing student work photos. Analyze time distribution across teaching modalities and review data for student-focused discussions.