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Who needs another explanation before the class moves on?
Explore For Teachers ↗Classroom / Live online classroom
Keep the lesson and its materials together.
Live classes, attendance, shared materials and optional recording.
For GCSE and A-Level study in England learners in England, United Kingdom.
The useful difference
What is Classroom?
Schedule and join live classes in the browser, share materials and review attendance. Recording and transcription depend on class settings and permissions. Class summaries and recordings are available only when generated or recorded.
Recording is optional and depends on settings and permissions. A recording or summary appears only if it was created for the class.
From question to action
How Classroom works
- 01The teacher schedules a live class and shares materials before it starts. Students join with a link.
- 02Join the browser video room and share materials. Attendance is tracked; recording depends on the class settings and permissions.
- 03After class, review shared materials and any available summary or recording.
Two sides of learning
Made for your part in the lesson.
For students
- Join the live class from a link in your browser, through a short waiting room.
- Attendance is taken when you join; no separate roll call.
- After class, find the materials, any available summary or recording, and rate the class.
For teachers
- Schedule a class with its topic, audience and materials, and start it within its time window.
- Run the live room: manage participants, share materials, end the class for everyone.
- Afterwards, review attendance, the class ratings and your own notes.
Studying in the UK
Revise the topic. Then learn to answer the question.
GCSE and A-level revision is more useful when you can name the gap: recalling the content, interpreting the command word or completing the paper in time.
Bring a GCSE question you lost marks on or an A-level explanation you could not finish. Use the feedback to choose a specific topic to revisit before another timed attempt.
Our initial UK rollout focuses on England. Include your qualification, exam board and tier or level, and check available topics against your school’s GCSE or A-level specification.
Before you start
Classroom questions
Does Virtual Classroom take attendance?
Attendance is tracked. Recording is optional and permission-dependent. Summaries and recordings are shown only when they are available for the class.
Do students need to install anything?
No. Students join with a link in the browser. Flow is a Progressive Web App, so there is nothing to download.
Who can run a Virtual Classroom?
Teachers at an institution on Flow. Teacher and classroom features are institution features, so the school sets up teachers and sections first. Once that is done, a teacher signs in with the same Gyanis account as everywhere else.
Keep the learning connected
A useful next step.
MoodBoard
Where did I put the explanation that finally made sense?
Explore MoodBoard (Study Notes) ↗