Turn any worksheet into a game in seconds

Set up a class, get a join code

Create a class with a name, subject, and grade, and you get a short code to put on the board, in a slide, or in your LMS. Students enter it once and they are on your roster. One class carries all year: assign one guide or twenty to it.

Assign guides with a due date

Attach any guide you have built to a class and give it a due date. Students are alerted the moment you assign it, see it as homework with a progress-tracking banner and a reminder as the date nears, and it lands in their library automatically — including students who join the class later.

Host a live game on the projector

Start a live game from any guide, put the join code and QR on the board, and students answer on their own devices in real time. Scoring is server-side and Kahoot-style, so a fast correct answer beats a slow one, with a scoreboard between questions and a podium at the end. Or switch to accuracy-only so speed does not matter.

One unit, several classes

Teaching the same material to more than one section? Assign the same guide to each class. Every section gets its own completion grid and its own live-game scoreboard, and you see each one on its own. No duplicating required.

A compact gradebook for every class

The gradebook is a compact matrix of every student and assignment with a labeled status (Not Started, In Progress, On Time, Late, Closed), plus readiness and test grade, and one guide's roster at a time. Each assignment also gets a grid: who is done, who has started, who has not opened it, plus best score and time-on-task, and the concepts the class is getting wrong most often. The class page opens with a readiness summary (ready, need practice, not started) and a Needs Attention list of the hardest concepts, with a one-tap Live Review or Nudge Class for each guide. One tap nudges everyone who has not begun. Export to CSV or print to PDF.

A per-student progress report

Open any student to see a Progress Summary, concept mastery, time studied, which concepts they are stuck on, test grades, milestones and assignment completion, covering your class only, on a clean page you can print for a conference or a parent email.

A due date, a test date, or both

A due date is homework: it can be late and your reminders and gradebook follow it. A test date is the day of a real test, never late, and AvaStudy counts down to it and shows each student how ready they are. You can set either one or both on a guide, and students and parents see a note in Updates when you set or move one.

Record the grade from the real test

Enter the score a student got on a real test for a guide you assigned, from the gradebook or the student page. The student and a linked parent see it labeled as added by the teacher, and the student cannot change it. You only ever see grades you entered yourself, never one a student logged on their own.

The practice adapts to each student

It is not the same drill for everyone. AvaStudy scores every student’s confidence on each concept in your guide and keeps resurfacing the ones they miss — spaced out — until they hold. The report is the diagnosis; the app closes the loop on its own, so a struggling student is practicing exactly what they are weak on without you assigning anything extra.

You see class progress, never private practice

In a class you see a student name, which assignments they finished, their scores on assigned guides, and time and frequency of practice on assigned work, and nothing else. Not their pet, coins, app-wide streak, Season Path progress, other guides, or personal practice history. That boundary is built in and cannot be switched off.