See how learning is happening, not just how it turned out
Progress monitoring that happens while students are still working, not two days later in a stack of grading. Kami App and Book Creator help teachers see student thinking as it forms and how it grows over time.
What happens when feedback arrives too late?
A teacher assigns a set of practice problems and finds out during grading, two days later, that half the class made the same error. By then, the class has moved on, and the misconception has already set in.
A benchmark tells you what already happened
By the time results come back, the class has moved on to the next unit.
Completed work hides the process
It’s hard to tell whether a wrong answer was a misconception, a careless error, or something else.
A single score is only one snapshot
Growth over time gets lost when every assignment is judged in isolation.
AI feedback to support student thinking
How Kami makes learning visible
Kami helps make student thinking visible while students are still working, not only after work is submitted, so there’s still time to act on what you see.
See it as it happens
Visibility into student work while a lesson is still in progress, not after the bell.
Understand what's next
Signals that point toward the right next step, whether that’s a quick regroup, a one-on-one check-in, or moving ahead.
Build evidence over time
A record of how understanding develops across assignments, not just a single grade.
How this looks in practice
Catch a misconception before the unit test
Kami App’s Class View lets a teacher check progress, enter grades, and add personalized feedback in one place.
See growth, not just a grade
Book Creator lets students build a portfolio of work over time, so a teacher can see how understanding developed rather than where a single assignment landed.
A closer look for math: Kami Coach
Kami Coach, currently in early access, gives students guided hints while they work through a math problem and gives teachers a transcript and record of the student’s process alongside the final answer.
Michael Albarracín, Principal, Virtual Campus School, Des Moines Public Schools
One learning space, real-time visibility into every student
Michael’s teachers replaced three to five separate monitoring tools with one view of student work as it happens, so feedback doesn’t wait until an assignment is turned in.
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Frequently asked questions
Browse our FAQs below, or visit our Help Center for comprehensive guides and troubleshooting support.
What does "instructional insight" mean in Kami?
It means seeing evidence of student thinking, engagement, and understanding while learning is happening, through Class View and the Insights dashboard in Kami App or portfolios in Book Creator. It echoes the feedback model in John Hattie’s Visible Learning research.
How does Kami App help teachers give feedback sooner?
Class View lets teachers check progress, enter grades, and add personalized feedback in one place. Answers view shows class-wide trends, and the Insights dashboard shows completion, accuracy, and score distribution. See Kami App.
How does Book Creator show growth over time, rather than a single grade?
Students build a portfolio of text, voice, video, drawing, and reflection that a teacher can look back on to see how understanding developed. See Book Creator.
Can curriculum or central office teams use this for instructional decisions, not just individual classrooms?
Yes. The Insights dashboard in Kami App gives instructional teams class-level and school-level signals earlier than a formal assessment cycle would surface the same gap.
Does Kami require a separate assessment platform?
No. Class View, Answers view, and the Insights dashboard work with the assignments teachers already give in Kami App.
Let every assignment show what students know
