Every student's gaps, without the grading

For schools and for private tutors

Teachers run whole classes. Tutors and tutoring centers keep a small group per student or per session. Both use the same tools, and both see the same skill maps parents do.

Setting up a class

• Create a class with a name and a grade.
• Share the join code, or print QR login cards for each student.
• Students 13 and over join with their own account and the code.
• For younger students, create profiles with a username and a 4-digit PIN. No email needed.
• Each student takes a short placement test, and the class view fills in.

What you get

• Classes with join codes and printable login cards
• Student profiles with username and PIN for younger children
• A class view of which skills need reteaching
• Assignments with due dates, and a to-do list on each student's dashboard
• A gradebook you can export as CSV, and groups within a class
• Live class quizzes on the big screen, with teams, music and a 3D Word Storm mode
• A quiz maker, printable worksheets with answer keys, flashcard decks and practice exam papers
• A teaching assistant for lesson plans, exit tickets, rubrics, report comments and parent letters, as drafts you check
• Exam practice for SAT, ACT, state tests, 11+, KS2 SATs and GCSE

Grades and subjects

A class can be any grade from kindergarten to grade 12, in math, English or science. The skill map follows the Common Core and NGSS for US classes, and England's National Curriculum and GCSE content for UK classes, so the skills line up with what you already teach.

A week with a class

• Monday: assign fraction practice to 5B, due Friday. It appears on every student's to-do list.
• Wednesday: the class view shows most of 5B adding the denominators. You reteach it in ten minutes.
• Thursday: a live quiz on the board. Students go to eurekami.com/play, type the 6-digit code and play in teams.
• Friday: export the gradebook as CSV, and ask the assistant for a draft parent letter about next week's topic.

Skills you choose to focus on move to the front of each student's daily practice, so their own sessions back up your teaching.

Live class quizzes

Build a quiz in the quiz maker and put it on the big screen. Students open eurekami.com/play on any device with a browser, type the 6-digit code and join a team, with music playing. For a change of pace there's the 3D Word Storm mode.

The teaching assistant

Ask for a lesson plan, an exit ticket, a rubric, report comments or a letter home. You get a draft to check and edit, not a finished product to send unread. You stay the teacher.

For tutors

Keep each student, or each small group, as its own class. Before a session, check their skill map and recent misses. After it, set practice for the week, and see on the next visit whether it was done and what moved.

Your students' privacy

Younger students never need an email address. There are no ads and no trackers. When the AI tutor is used, names and contact details are removed first, and voice and photos are read on Eurekami's own servers and deleted. You can remove students you created at any time.

Cost

Teacher and tutor accounts are free while Eurekami is in early access.