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Teachers

Real feedback.
Real accessibility.
Real teaching.

One family of tools for grading, planning, and making every assignment work for every student. That gives more of your day back to the students you teach.

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The pressure on teachers today

When materials aren’t designed for the full range of learners in a room, teachers become the workaround.

A high school student waits for help in class, a gap the right apps for teachers can close.

Feedback that arrives too late

By the time a stack of grading reveals a misunderstanding, the class has already moved on to the next topic.

Accessible materials take hours to build

Adapting one lesson into two or three versions eats into the time you planned for teaching.

One lesson, every kind of learner

Every student needs a different way to take in the lesson, make sense of it, and show what they know.

Screen time needs to be meaningful

Intentional EdTech: Digital Learning for Purpose and Learning Outcomes shares four real examples. They include a history research project, a chemistry lab report, a writer’s workshop, and an algebra peer review. Each one shows where the “digital bridge” adds something paper and pencil can’t.
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How each Kami product helps

A family of apps, each built around a different part of the same classroom day

Turns grading and feedback into something that happens in the room, not after it. Annotation Bank, auto-grading, and Class View let teachers see student thinking as it forms. They can respond while it still matters. Stickers add quick, upbeat feedback, and multimedia comments help when text alone won’t cut it.

Kami App

Gives students a flexible way to show what they know. Templates and graphic organizers turn a blank page into a starting structure, and multimedia comments let students add voice, video, or drawing alongside text. Teachers build a portfolio of growth instead of grading a single snapshot.

Book Creator

Brings reading, language, and expression support into the same assignment every other student uses. Built-in supports mean fewer separate, retrofitted versions and a more inclusive starting point for planning instruction.

Kami Companion

A student works a math problem on an open canvas and gets feedback as they go, one more way for a wider range of learners to show their thinking.

Kami Coach
Kami Coach, one of Kami’s apps for teachers, flags a common percent misconception across student work.Book Creator helps students build multimedia science projects, one of Kami’s apps for teachers.Kami Companion reads text aloud and adjusts the reading level to support reading fluency.Kami Coach gives students AI hints on a sales tax problem, one of Kami’s apps for teachers.

Example workflows

Enhance your planning, grading, and assessment processes so you have more time for the important things.

Kami App, one of Kami’s apps for teachers, lets teachers reuse voice, video, and text feedback.
Kami App

Grading a stack of essays

The Annotation Bank in Kami App saves the comments you use most. Auto-grading handles routine questions, and stickers add quick, upbeat feedback. Teachers respond to student thinking in the room, not two days later.

Book Creator

Building a project instead of a quiz

Templates and graphic organizers give students a place to start. Then multimedia comments let them add voice, video, or drawings to show what they know.

Book Creator, one of Kami’s apps for teachers, lets teachers and students comment on a shared template.
Kami Companion, one of Kami’s apps for teachers, reads text aloud and translates it into Spanish.
Kami Companion

Turning a website into a lesson everyone can access

Read-aloud, translation, and adjustable reading levels work on the same assignment the rest of the class uses. No student has to wait for a separate version.

Kami Coach

Working through a problem independently

Kami Coach responds to student thinking instead of handing over answers. Real-time insights show where the class is stuck. Early signals flag gaps before a formal assessment does. Students stay in productive struggle, and teachers see it happening.

Kami Coach gives students AI hints on a sales tax problem, one of Kami’s apps for teachers.

Explore by use case

See how every student is doing while they’re learning, not after. Kami’s AI-powered tools turn everyday assessments into engaging materials that give you real evidence of learning.

With Kami, every student can work from the same lesson, at the same pace. Built-in supports for language, reading, and math help every learner fully participate.

Learning sticks when students collaborate, create, and think for themselves. Kami supports authentic work in class and online, building skills students carry well beyond the lesson.

A student smiles while completing an assessment on a laptop, made visible through apps for teachers.A student with headphones uses voice typing and translation in Kami’s apps for teachers.Three students collaborate on a laptop using Kami’s apps for teachers.

Resources for teachers

Getting started with Kami App this year

Getting started: Kami

A first-week plan for Kami App: create your account, build your first assignment, and get students comfortable fast.
Read the setup guide
Getting started with Book Creator

Getting started: Book Creator

A back-to-school setup path for Book Creator, from account creation to certification to your first student project.
Read the setup guide
Getting started with Kami Companion
How to get Kami Companion working in your classroom from day one, plus how to request access if you don't have it yet.
Read the setup guide
Learn about Safer AI with Kami App

Safer AI with Kami

Practical ways to use AI tools that support thinking instead of replacing it, with teachers still setting the boundaries.
Read the safer-AI guide

Frequently asked questions

Browse our FAQs below, or visit our Help Center for comprehensive guides and troubleshooting support.

Yes. See the integration pages for Canvas, Google Classroom, Schoology, Microsoft Teams, and D2L Brightspace.

They cover different parts of the classroom. Use Kami App for the lesson and Book Creator for projects and portfolios.

It helps. Questions AI in Kami App grades multiple-choice and short-answer responses for your review. Book Creator has no AI grading, but Class View helps with the grading workflow.

Kami Companion adds read aloud, translation, and adjustable reading levels to the same assignment every student already uses, so accessible support does not require a separate, delayed version of the material.

Kami is built around real-time insight and finished student work, not more device minutes. 94% of Kami App teachers report improved student engagement. See the efficacy research.

See the spark happen.

Give students a voice, give yourself the feedback loop you need, and give every learner a way in.
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