Live classroom
The learning moment, visible as it happens.
Classroom telemetry shows who is moving, who is stuck, who is using support and who is ready to extend — so teachers can differentiate in real time, while the lesson is still live.
Live lesson
Year 7 English · Persuasive Writing
Live now · 18:42 elapsed
- Support
- 4
- Scaffold
- 2
- Extend
- 2
- Mastered
- 2
- Students active
- 14 / 15
- Ready / mastered
- 4
What the teacher sees
Students grouped by current learning signal.
Updating every few seconds.
- Ava76%
Working
- Noah42%
Needs support
- Mia58%
Using scaffold
- Leo91%
Ready to extend
- Grace71%
Working
- Oscar8%
Not started
- Ruby39%
Confidence drop
- Jack94%
Mastery likely
- Isla62%
Using scaffold
- Henry69%
Working
- Evie45%
Teacher check
- Lucas88%
Ready to extend
- Sophie74%
Working
- Ethan36%
Repeated attempts
- Lily96%
Mastered
HandsUp briefing
Suggested action
Create a short support group for students showing low confidence, repeated attempts or no progress. Begin with scaffold pack B, then check confidence before direct teacher intervention.
Act now
Live grouping
Intervention groups
Support group4 students
Noah, Ruby, Evie, Ethan
Scaffold group2 students
Mia, Isla
Extension group4 students
Leo, Jack, Lucas, Lily
Intervention queue
Live priority
- RubyConfidence dropHigh
- EthanRepeated attemptsHigh
- OscarNot startedMedium
Telemetry feed
Latest events
- Mia opened scaffold: sentence starter.
- Leo moved into extension-ready group.
- Ruby submitted third unsuccessful attempt.
- Oscar has not started after 6 minutes.
The same signals, three audiences
What each level of the school sees.
Teacher view
Immediate action groups: not started, needs support, using scaffold, ready to extend and mastered.
School view
Evidence of intervention activation, scaffold use and learning movement across classes.
Department view
Operational evidence pathways from classroom usage to system-level learning intelligence.
The HandsUp difference
The system does not wait until learning is over.
HandsUp focuses on the live translation window — the point where student activity, teacher support and learning progress can still be changed.
See it with your own classroom in mind.
A short guided walkthrough shows the same live view against the subject, year level and challenge you actually teach.