One agreement. Every teacher, every student.
Teachers make their materials; students get the study app they would have downloaded anyway; the district gets one invoice, rostering, and the safeguards it has to be able to point at.
Rostering and seats
Teachers and students under one agreement, added and removed in bulk.
Single sign-on
Google or Microsoft accounts your schools already have.
District reporting
Adoption, usage and the concepts schools are struggling with — aggregated.
Custom pricing
Per student, per school, or campus-wide. Tell us the numbers.
Homework help. Quiz help.
Cram sits next to the assignment in a side panel: it checks a student's work, gives a hint, and walks them through the steps. It switches itself off the moment a page looks like a quiz or a test, and only helps them learn from it once it's graded.
- Install it on every managed Chromebook from the Google Admin console.
- Off on quiz and test pages, visible timers, locked forms and proctoring tools.
- Tell us your assessment sites and Cram stays off on them district-wide.
- Hints never contain the final answer, and it never types into the page.
What a district can see, and what students are told.
A district on this plan can see
- · What students asked Cram, and what it answered
- · Messages sent in class groups and direct chats
- · What was uploaded, where photo retention is switched on
And in the app, the student sees
- · A banner naming the school that can see it
- · The same wording before they join a district account
- · It only ever applies while they are linked to that district
We build the school-safety features districts need, and we build them in the open: students always know. Silent monitoring of minors is not something Cram will ship, and it is not what keeps anyone safe — a student who knows is a student who asks for help somewhere a person can see it.
Tell us about your schools.
How many students, which grades, and what you are replacing. We'll come back with a number.
schools@rivondev.com