LessonUp is an online platform that allows teachers to easily create lessons, find and edit lessons created by others, and deliver interactive lessons in the classroom or remotely.In the video next to this text block, teachers explain what they think about LessonUp.

💬 InteractionWith LessonUp, you can easily add interactive elements to your (existing) lesson. Create a new lesson or upload your PowerPoint lessons and effortlessly incorporate interaction, such as interactive videos or a spinner. Additionally, LessonUp components can assist you in managing your classroom with features like a timer and a traffic light.🕑 Time-savingLessonUp automates the grading process for assessments, saving you time. Lesson results are processed into a progress overview. Immediate reports are available for all lessons and assessments, and they can be exported to an Excel sheet.Don't reinvent the wheel! Easily share lessons with your colleagues (within your school's subscription) or create a yearly overview that can be reused every year.📊 Student ProgressYou can track how each student performed during a lesson or an assessment. This can be filtered per class or per student. For detailed insights, consult the reports, where you can also review student performance per question. The reports allow you to view student performance, and the time each student spends answering a question or completing an exercise.

To get started in LessonUp as a teacher, you need the following:An internet connection.A LessonUp account.A digital whiteboard (if you are conducting in-person classroom lessons).What do your students need?A device (with an internet connection) is helpful but not always necessary.

'My LessonUp' is the starting environment of your account. Within it, you can create new folders or lessons, and navigate to classes, the lesson library, and our educational channels.Below, we briefly explain what each component entails:

You are going to teach with LessonUp for the first time. That's exciting! It's actually very easy to teach with LessonUp. Let's go through some practical tips that will help increase your confidence.

During teaching, you can use the options that you can view in the black bar at the bottom of your screen. We will guide you through the most important ones.

Classroom lessonWhen you teach your lesson in person in the classroom, students can participate by typing the lesson's pin code in LessonUp.app.As shown in this screenshot, students have the option to enter the pin code directly, or to log into LessonUp. If students don't log in, they will be asked to enter their names. Students could potentially enter inappropriate or incorrect names, disrupting your lesson.

In this video Claire explains what the student editing area looks like when you teach a lesson in person, or distribute it as homework.