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A live class activity collects a nickname only. No student email, account, or age. Rooms expire and then delete. Schools keep ownership of student records on the full product. We never sell student data. See Privacy for FERPA and COPPA detail.

You can try the three questions or a live class activity without an account. School and district plans are custom — start with a pilot at one school. Teachers can create an account on the Sign up page.

Not for a live class activity. Students join with a code and a nickname. No student email and no student login to try it. The full product can add school accounts when a district is ready.

You get a code, a projector view, and a private host link. Students join with a nickname only and play for a few minutes. Afterward you see a class snapshot: who is ready, who needs support, and what the work may indicate.

A class activity starts without an account. For the full product, drop in your syllabus or scope and sequence; you review what it found before anything goes live, and you are set up in about five minutes. You do not have to change your curriculum.

The live demo covers math, Literacy, and science for K–12. The full product follows the skills you already teach: math, Literacy, and science, including Learn and Challenges.

No. Asobo supports teacher judgment and never replaces it. One teacher can't sit beside 30 students at once, so Asobo surfaces what each student needs; you still decide what to do next.

Practice software records whether an answer was right. Asobo reads the work for what a wrong answer may indicate, then builds the next practice from that.