Your whole classroom,
one login.
ClassConvene is one platform for the whole classroom. Instead of a dozen disconnected tools and twenty open tabs, everything you need to plan, teach, and run your room lives behind one login — so the tech gets out of the way and you get your time back.
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Everything a teacher does in a day — finally in one place.
It's not one more tab to keep open. ClassConvene is built around how a classroom actually runs — the whole day, not one slice of it.
Prep once, reuse for years.
Build your lessons, materials, and assessments in one place — organized in your account and ready to pull up again, instead of rebuilt from scratch every fall.
Keep the whole room with you.
Present it live and turn practice into something students actually want to do — so more of the class stays engaged, not just the front row.
Win back your prep period.
The everyday busywork that piles up — the boards, the sheets, the little tasks — handled in a click, so the logistics stop eating your time.
What's ready when the beta opens this August.
The teacher toolkit is free — every tool in the first group, no trial and no catch. The student experience lives in the Observatory, our one premium add-on. Tap any tile to see it up close.
PD Tracker
Log your professional-development hours, track progress toward your requirements, and keep every certificate in one place — instead of a folder of PDFs and a spreadsheet you dread.
See it up close → ◆ August · freeLMS Stylist
Make your Canvas, Classroom, or Schoology pages actually look good — polished banners, buttons, and layouts students can navigate, built in minutes with no code.
See it up close → ◆ August · freeSubstitute Planner
Build a sub-ready day in minutes — plans, seating, rosters, and emergency info in one packet a substitute can actually follow. Set it up once and reuse it whenever you're out.
See it up close → ◆ August · freeSeating Chart generator
Generate a seating chart in seconds. Flag any pair of students who shouldn't sit together and the chart keeps them apart automatically — every time you reshuffle the room.
See it up close → ◆ August · freeStudent Sign-Ups
Share a link and let students claim their own slots — conferences, presentations, lab times, office hours. No sheet to pass around and no back-and-forth emails.
See it up close → ◆ August · free · betaPartner View
Share a calendar and documents with the teachers you work alongside — a co-teacher, your grade-level team, your department — so everyone can see what's planned and stay in sync.
See it up close → ◆ August · freeCanopy-Lite
Build projector boards and keep them saved for up to 14 days — a unit's worth of screens, ready to pull up. Connecting live to students is part of the full Canopy in the Observatory.
See it up close → ◆ August · freeFree AI credits every month
Every teacher account comes with a batch of AI credits each month — free, no card required — so you can try the AI-powered features on real work. Need more? Premium access adds a bigger monthly allowance.
See it up close →Premium access
One premium plan for the whole student side of ClassConvene. It includes the Observatory — where assessments, interactive video, live boards, vocabulary practice, and immersive learning worlds all feed one results hub you can actually read — plus a bigger monthly allowance of AI credits, with the option to buy more. Students sign in with Clever (coming soon).
See what's inside →per year
That's the whole beta year — $40 per teacher, and the price is locked for the year you buy. Start with a 21-day free trial, no card required.
✓ Your teaching assistant is covered too — the paid features, free, for the class periods you co-teach.
Get beta premium →PRISM assessments
PRISM is ClassConvene's assessment system — powerful to build with, and genuinely easy to use. Assign a test, get results you can read at a glance, and let students graph and calculate right on the page with Desmos built in.
See it up close → ◆ ObservatoryVidQ interactive video
Drop in a YouTube clip, add checkpoint questions at the moments that matter, and students answer as they watch — so you see who's actually following along.
See it up close → ◆ ObservatoryCanopy & CanopyLive
Projector boards with 14 widgets and screen-share, plus a live join-code mode for reactions, polls, and moderated questions — the whole room following along in real time.
See it up close → ◆ ObservatoryThe Foundry
Turn any vocabulary list into a game students actually want to play. The Foundry makes word practice genuinely fun — so the terms stick, without it ever feeling like homework.
See it up close →What lands this fall.
The beta grows every few weeks. Here's what's next over the horizon.
Deep Space
The immersive learning world for fast finishers. When students race ahead, Deep Space keeps them in the content — an explorable, space-themed world of quests, puzzles, and challenges tied to what you're teaching, so early finishers stay learning instead of waiting. The next world to open in the Observatory.
More PRISM question types
New ways for students to show what they know on a PRISM assessment — fix-the-broken-steps, draw-on-diagram, grid classifiers, and more.
Science Toolkit
Lab-prep calculators, chemical inventory, and a lab experiment generator that builds new experiments for your class on demand.
Science Fair planning
Timelines, checklists, and student guidance to run a science fair that actually goes smoothly — from topic to showcase.
Lesson & unit planner
Plan the week where everything already lives. Lessons sit on a calendar, standards attach to days, and your assessments, videos, and boards hang off the lesson you built them for — so the plan you turn in, the plan you teach, and the plan your sub picks up are all the same plan.
Print & paper mode
Print any PRISM assessment as a clean paper packet with a bubble sheet, then scan or key the answers back in — the same results, the same reports, on the days the devices aren't there.
Evaluation & observation binder
Your evidence, already collected. The assessments you built, the results you acted on, the boards you ran, the families you contacted — gathered into a binder that lines up with your district's observation rubric, so the week you're evaluated isn't the week you're up until midnight assembling proof.
Proctor console
See the room while they test. A live view of who's on task, who's stalled, and who just left the test tab — so you can walk to the right desk instead of guessing from the front of the room.
Classroom checkout
Know where your things went. Check out calculators, novels, chargers, and goggles in a tap, see who still has what, and send the nudge — instead of ending the year down a class set.
Much more coming soon
This is just the start — new tools and learning worlds land all year. Tell us what your classroom needs and help shape what's next.
Sign up for the beta.
We'll tell you the moment you're eligible.
We open ClassConvene state by state as district agreements are signed. Tell us about you and we'll reach out the instant your school can join — and the more teachers near you request access, the sooner your state opens.
No spam, no obligation — just a heads-up when you're up. Questions? [email protected]
District or school administrator?
Tell us about your district and we'll reach out to arrange access — a walkthrough if you'd like one, and the data privacy agreement your district signs before any student uses ClassConvene. We're already live in some states; where we are, joining takes one short amendment rather than a full agreement.
Superintendents, technology directors, curriculum directors, principals and data-privacy officers.