Does my device and internet meet the requirements to use ClassSwift?

Make sure your device and internet connection meet the basic requirements for a smooth ClassSwift experience.  Supported Platforms for Teachers and Students Teachers:  ClassSwift is compatible with Windows and macOS systems. Teachers can easily download and install the ClassSwift application on their Windows and macOS computers to initia...

What’s difference between Entity and Individual Account?

ClassSwift offers two types of accounts tailored to different user needs and teaching environments:    Entity Account    Designed for: Districts & Schools.   Key Characteristics:   Managed through a centralized admin panel on ClassSwift Hub   Supports integration with rostering systems like ClassLink/Clever   Enables bulk import o...

How do ClassSwift Hub and ClassSwift App work together?

ClassSwift Hub is a backend platform used to manage and store classroom data. ClassSwift App is the interactive tool teachers and students use during lessons to access and participate in learning activities. The Hub supports the App by handling all data storage and management before and after classroom sessions.    ClassSwift Hub (Web-b...

[Student] Join and Participate in ClassSwift Sessions

ClassSwift makes it simple for students to join lessons and interact with their teachers. Follow the steps below to get started.    Step 1: Join a Session  You can join a session in two ways:  Scan the QR code displayed on the classroom screen.  Enter the class code at: https://classswift.student.viewsonic.io/  Click the class ...

Instant Push

A one‑click shortcut that captures a full‑screen screenshot and immediately pushes it to all students for sketch/ink responses. Ideal on large touch screens (e.g., ViewBoard) for fast, on‑the‑fly activities.  Before you start  You’re in an active lesson and students have joined.  The content you want students to annotate is visible ...

Push-and-Respond

Send sketch‑based prompts (diagrams, handwriting, math) and collect student submissions in real time.  Before you start  You’re in an active lesson and students have joined.  (Optional) Set up groups if you plan to target specific groups.  Instructions  On the in‑class toolbar, click the paper‑plane icon to open Push‑and‑Resp...

Quiz Collection

All quizzes you create in Pre‑Class or send during a lesson are saved in Quiz Collection. From here you can preview, resend to class, and organize quizzes.      Instructions  Open ClassSwift and go to Quiz Collection (from the in‑class toolbar or Pre‑class mode).  Use Home to return to the main Quiz Collection page at any time...

Quizzes

Quizzes in ClassSwift are quick, one-question assessments that teachers can launch during class to check understanding, spark discussion, or add a fun challenge. They can be created instantly from the in-class toolbar or prepared ahead of time in Pre-Class mode, where saved quizzes are stored in the Quiz Collection for future use.  In-Cl...

The ClassSwift Toolbar

To use ClassSwift, teachers need to open the ClassSwift app. This is the first view users will see: the ClassSwift Toolbar, which overlays all open windows on the desktop. It can be repositioned by clicking and dragging the left side.      Toolbar Kit as Pre-Class Activity  The ClassSwift toolbar displays different buttons depending...

Getting Started on ClassSwift Hub

Start your journey with ClassSwift Hub by setting up the essentials. This section will guide you through the first steps to get everything ready.    Phase 1 — Start on ClassSwift Hub   Welcome to ClassSwift! You are now on ClassSwift Hub, the central place where teachers manage classrooms, student data, and prepare for interactive se...