How Students Learn with Kiddom
What learning looks like in Kiddom
Show thinking.
Type, draw, record audio or video, or work on paper.
Learn out loud.
Discussion routines and shared whiteboards give students ideas to question, compare, and build on together.
See progress.
Students can see how they’re doing against the learning goals they’re working toward.
Digital and print.
Kiddom keeps the learning connected across screens, paper, and classroom conversation.
All in one place.
Classes, assignments, grades, and feedback stay in one place, without jumping between tools.
See it in action
Play a center
Launch a digital center and students join in one click. Practice feels like play, while every round stays connected to the skill they're learning.
Show your thinking
To Do and Submitted keep assignments organized and make new or late work easy to spot. Students can bookmark past work for easy reference. Grades and comments take students straight to the question they need to revisit, so they know what to work on next.
Make sense together
Students compare strategies, question each other’s reasoning, and build on one another’s ideas. Kiddom makes different approaches visible so students have something concrete to discuss and make sense of together.
View assignments and get feedback
To Do and Submitted keep assignments organized and make new or late work easy to spot. Students can bookmark past work for easy reference. Grades and comments take students straight to the question they need to revisit, so they know what to work on next.
Not every lesson needs a screen
Paper, conversation, and hands-on work still have an important place in the classroom. Kiddom keeps those experiences connected to digital learning without putting a device at the center of every lesson.
Put student work at the center of the conversation
With Spotlight, students work on paper, then you can quickly capture and project their anonymized work for the class to discuss.
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Keep paper assignments on paper
With Paper Score, students work by hand. Scan or photograph their worksheets, and Kiddom drafts the scores for you to review and approve into your gradebook.
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Print when print makes sense
Printed materials and workbooks work alongside the digital experience, so teachers choose what fits the lesson and students keep learning on and off screen.
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Access built in from the start
Listen or read along.
Text-to-speech supports lesson content, including mathematical notation, while closed captions support video and audio.
Read in two languages.
Bilingual View puts Spanish alongside English within the lesson.
Navigate your way.
Kiddom supports screen readers, keyboard navigation, zoom, voice controls, and other assistive technologies.
Get the accommodations you need.
Teachers can create personalized versions of activities and assign them to individual students.
Use tools right in the lesson.
Built-in manipulatives, calculators, protractors, and graphing tools are there when students need them.
View all accessibility features.
VoiceOver, NVDA, and ChromeVox screen readers
Full keyboard navigation and skip-to-content links
Lexend typeface throughout the Kiddom interface
NIMAS-formatted materials available for select instructional materials for conversion to Braille and other accessible formats
Browser zoom and text resizing
Voice Control and Voice Access
Highlighting, annotation, dictionary, and word prediction tools
Browser translation tools
Personalized accommodations, including the ability for teachers to record themselves reading questions aloud
