Try an Eagle Nest class

Eagle Nest is a class website: the lessons, quizzes and assignments are plain files a teacher (or kAtI) writes, and the site keeps track of what every student has read, answered and turned in. You sign in with a code — three words and two numbers — instead of a username and a password.

Pick a class below, copy a code, and type it into the sign-in box on the front page. The teacher's code shows you the class the way a teacher sees it; the student's code shows you the same class as one of the kids in it.

Elementary · 4th grade

Room 12

Ms. Rivera

Short lessons in plain words, a spelling quiz, and something to hand in. Everything is named the way a nine-year-old would say it.

Teacher

not built yet

Student

not built yet

High school · Period 3

Geometry P3

Mr. Okafor

Units with proofs to write up, quizzes that accept a number with a tolerance, and due dates the teacher can move without a rebuild.

Teacher

not built yet

Student

not built yet

College

CHEM 101

Dr. Patel

A syllabus page, modules of problem sets, and a lab report to upload — the college end of the same three screens.

Teacher

not built yet

Student

not built yet

What to try once you are in

Ask for something.Type what you want in the ask box at the top of the class — “make a six-question quiz on fractions” — and it gets built and added.
Open the class table.Teachers only: every student down the side, everything they have to do across the top. Click a cell to put a score in.
Take a quiz.It marks itself the moment you hand it in and tells you why each answer was right or wrong.
Turn something in.Type it in the box or attach a file. The teacher sees it, marks it, and writes back on the same page.

This is a demo class — anything you change here only affects the demo. Sign in normally