Post to Google Classroom
Send a student handout or resource into a Classroom assignment directly, instead of copying and pasting. Needs a connected Google account.
Ideas start in Considering, get planned and built, then ship. Teacher Pro members vote on what matters most and suggest what's missing.
Ideas on the table. Votes decide what moves right.
Send a student handout or resource into a Classroom assignment directly, instead of copying and pasting. Needs a connected Google account.
One class profile, two teachers, the same lessons.
A short plain-language note for families from any lesson or unit: what students are learning and how to help at home.
Lay out units across a term, see where standards fall, and spot the gaps before the year starts.
Turn a worksheet or exit ticket into a link students open on a device, with answers collected back to you. No student accounts.
Committed. Next up, in rough order of votes.
Pick a date range on the calendar and print or save every scheduled lesson as one document, with sub-plan formatting as an option.
A nudge the afternoon after a scheduled lesson, so the reflection gets written while the class is fresh. Off by default, on per class.
Deleting a lesson, unit or resource moves it to a trash folder for 30 days instead of removing it for good.
A five-day view beside the month view, with each day's lesson title and class visible at a glance.
Being built now.
Recent topics, classes and strategies remembered in the Lesson Builder, so a Tuesday lesson starts from Monday's setup.
The most requested state standards, preloaded so nobody has to import them.
Quick activity ideas generated from a standard or objective and fitted to your class, that you can save and link into any lesson.
Live in the app.
This board. Teacher Pro members vote on items and suggest features, and suggestions are reviewed before they appear.
Import a state or district framework from a CASE link under Settings, Preferences. Visible only to you until it's reviewed for everyone.
Each class profile names the frameworks it's taught against, and the standards picker opens on those first.
Every standard in the free tool shows which framework it belongs to.
A class's own period length is used everywhere a lesson is built, before the default in Settings.
Every release, including small fixes, is in the changelog.
For Teacher Pro members
What would make Auto Classmate more useful in your room? Suggestions go to Logan first. Once approved they land in Considering for other teachers to vote on.