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Showbie’s DNA of Learning supports student success by combining and improving four essential building blocks of effective classroom practice - direct instruction, independent practice, personalised feedback and real-time assessment - all in one platform. Learn about Showbie’s features.
Explore Showbie features such as online gradebook, assignment creation, notifications, rich annotation features, pinned voice notes and more.
Get set up with Showbie in 3 simple steps: create a class, add an assignment, and invite students. (26:37) View Full Screen
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Mar 24, 2015 · We’re incredibly excited to announce that Showbie is now available for iPhone and iPod Touch! We’ve also translated Showbie into 11 new languages, making it accessible to students and teachers all around the world. Get it free in the App Store. We’re also launching an all-new Showbie website.
Showbie is an app used by teachers to assign, collect, and review student work. Showbie keeps student work organized by classes and assignments. At a glance, students can see their upcoming assignments and due dates so they can prioritize their work.
Privacy & Security. Protecting your privacy is fundamental to our mission. We are compliant with leading data privacy frameworks which you can read about here. By Kenny and 2 others41 articles.
Showbie is the hybrid learning platform empowering millions of educators to quickly and easily manage classroom workflow and deliver personalised feedback to students of all learning abilities on...
Used by over 3 million teachers and students worldwide, Showbie is the fastest, easiest, and most effective app for assignments and feedback in your iPad classroom.
Showbie is used by hundreds of thousands of teachers and students in classrooms worldwide. Proudly based in Edmonton, Canada, our growing team is comprised of people who are passionate about empowering educators as they use technology to redefine and improve their classrooms.
