Remote Classroom Learning with Kami
Kami is a collaborative online tool supporting eight million teachers, students, and parents around the world. As your digital pen and paper, Kami is making learning remotely more accessible than ever.
⏳ Get Started in 5 Minutes
1. Sign Up
Create an account or sign in using your school’s Google account.
Note: Use your school email address
2. Open Document
Open any kind of document into Kami to turn it into your canvas. Open files from Google Drive, your computer, or create a new blank document.
3. Teacher Assigns Homework
As a teacher, insert your instructions to students as text, audio, video or screen capture comments straight into the document. Send assignments to students using a link or learning management system.
4. Students Complete Homework
Students open the assignment and use Kami tools to work solo or collaboratively in real-time and submit the completed assignment.
5. Review
Review your student’s work in real-time, and provide encouragement & guidance from wherever you are. Later, grade the work and give feedback.
Watch this video to learn more about how it all works
Kami with Google Classroom
Making teachers' workflow easier than ever, this integration will give you and your students a seamless experience. Watch this video to learn more about how you can utilize Kami with Google Classroom.
Top Kami Tools for Remote Learning
Here are some of Kami’s most interactive tools to add visual, audio and video content for a more personalized and collaborative learning experience.
Video Comments
Great for asynchronous instructions and recording explanation videos for students.
Screen Capture Comment
An alternative way to demonstrate answers and explanations through screen display recording.
Voice Comments
Express ideas, provide instructions, give feedback or answer questions using audio recording.
Text to Speech
Students with reading comprehension difficulties can use this tool to exercise reading independently.
Turn Kami into your Digital Whiteboard
Create a virtual whiteboard using Kami and your favorite video conferencing app. Share your screen so students can engage and collaborate in real-time.
Guides for Beginners
Learning something new isn’t always easy, so we created easy-to-follow guides to help your students get started swiftly.
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Guide for Teachers using Google Classroom
Learn how to create, annotate and grade using Kami and Google Classroom.
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Guide for Teachers using Schoology
Learn how to create, annotate and grade using Kami and Schoology.
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Guide for Teachers using Canvas
Learn how to create, annotate and grade using Kami and Canvas.
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Beginner’s Guide for Parents and Students
Learn how to setup Kami in your student’s device, plus a few need-to-knows
Kami & Google Classroom Guide >
The Kami team is here to help 💜
Seeing a global crisis disrupt the educational system is a concern for a lot of communities. We at Kami are committed to helping continue learning and teaching, wherever you may be.
*Kami's school-wide upgrade is offered free to help all schools suddenly closed due to the COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic.
Licenses cover the period through June 30th, 2020.
Resources & Teacher Tips
We’ve collated some of the best teacher tips shared online. Do you have any Kami hacks or tips you’d like to share? We’d love to hear from you! Tag @usekamiapp and #KamiforSchools
We are doing virtual training for teachers and I made this awesome Kami Video Integration lesson. Kami is offering their product free during school closures so now is a great time to check them out. https://t.co/Tx3XhUbARH @usekamiapp
— Eve Heaton (@atechcoachlife) March 20, 2020For all of those teaching remotely Kami has a built in screen capture so students can show their work!@usekamiapp #RemoteLearning #EdTech https://t.co/SBb1kqEhmE
— Kevin Dorsey (@edtech_dorsey) March 19, 2020Another resource, check out @usekamiapp! We all have PDFs that are great in class but could be busy work at home, Kami changes all that! Explain assignments through video comments & have your students annotate on the PDF. It all works through Classroom! https://t.co/4FH8nHFEfn pic.twitter.com/VptQHHj4ag
— Ben Sondgeroth (@Mr_Sondgeroth) March 13, 2020Had a really happy moment when I finally put together that I could share my @usekamiapp screen during my @zoom_us conference this morning during my AP Chemistry “tutorials” this morning to work problems together better (though probably should have realized before now...).
— Brynn J Stephens (@BStephens_Sci) March 18, 2020For all those teachers that are trying to plan on a Sunday night of unknowing. Here's a blog I wrote on 4 tools for remote learning. @usekamiapp @Screencastify @Flipgrid @YouTube https://t.co/jPfN1ZHj52
— Ben Sondgeroth (@Mr_Sondgeroth) March 15, 2020Today I'm making screencasts for teachers as they create remote learning activities. Here is my 6 min video on how to use Kami’s screen capture tool to show students what they need to do on assignments. Lots of learning in a few short minutes! @usekamiapp https://t.co/MNb2rjZbrc
— Eve Heaton (@atechcoachlife) March 16, 2020Here is how I am using @usekamiapp in the art room while we are practicing eLearning. I used @Screencastify to record this clip thanks to the unlimited accounts being provided to educators experiencing school closures. @2018Memorial #fisdfineartsleads pic.twitter.com/dGS1MtXEMA
— Mrs.King (@MrsKingArt) March 17, 2020Mr. Reichley and I explored the potential of Kami to help S complete work digitally without having to make tons of copies! Great for Virutal/Remote Learning! @usekamiapp @TheKamiHeroes 3/4 of his class has already been using it in other classes! @OJRHS pic.twitter.com/2N4qPc7Bki
— Jonathan Yoder (@EdTechYoder) March 11, 2020I put together a teacher training video website for fast PD delivery of the top #edtech teacher tools to use in case of a #COVID19 #schoolclosure (these are great tools for anytime): @edpuzzle @usekamiapp @Flipgrid esp Google Meets (host 250 needs no comp) https://t.co/h5y1ayF5f6
— Christopher Chiang (@teacherchiang) March 8, 2020Kami has completely changed my classroom this year. My students are more engaged when doing their work they also get to work on stuff at home. They really enjoy helping each other and collaborating. @usekamiapp #KamiforSchools
— Tammie Wininger (@TammieWininger) March 14, 2020Going paperless this year has been easy with @usekamiapp and their work with #googleclassroom @GoogleForEdu
— Open Source Lab (@OpenSourceLab20) March 9, 2020
Students can edit the PDF, record their voice, use the dictionary and a multiple of other tools. Check it out!#AcademicTwitter #GoogleEdu @SD20kc pic.twitter.com/rdeNZtIH1ATeachers, students, THE WHOLE WORLD needs to @usekamiapp right now. Don't let a PDF hold you back. #VinsanityLit #MsVincentsClassIsLit https://t.co/AtHdayoPsR
— Ms. Vincent (@MsVincentsClass) March 20, 2020