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EdBanz

§ 00—For students

Engaged students

Students who take part, not just attend.

Most school platforms ask students to read, download and submit. EdBanz asks them to play, answer, compete and see their own progress — inside the same system the school runs on.

§ 01—Before

What it looks like without one system.

  • Another portal to log into and leave
  • Worksheets downloaded and forgotten
  • Quizzes that are all multiple choice
  • Feedback weeks after the work is done

§ 02—Moment 1

Live Battle

Revision becomes a timed team competition in class: a lobby, rounds on the clock and a leaderboard that moves with every answer.

FIG. 01Round 2, four teams, Grade 7 Science.

§ 03—Moment 2

Brain Challenge, mid-lesson

A question about the lesson appears on every screen while it’s being taught — so students are answering, not just listening.

FIG. 02A Brain Challenge question during a live lecture.

§ 04—Moment 3

Ten ways to show understanding

Drag, connect, sequence, spot, match and remember — ten interactive question types instead of a page of multiple choice.

FIG. 03The ten EdBanz question types.

§ 06—Begin

  • Engaged students.
  • Informed parents.
  • Less work for teachers.
  • Complete visibility for management.

One system for the whole school.

Free for up to 10 students.