Open classroom ↗

TWO WAYS TO BRING EVERYONE IN

Choose your space.

Two free tools. Pick the one you need today.

01 / IN THE CLASSROOMPICK A VOICE

Classroom
Name Picker

Run lesson questions, review rounds, or a quick roll call.

  • Pick from the whole class or a fixed group, with equal chance, least-picked priority, or no-repeat draws.
  • Record who responded and how many answers were correct, incorrect, partial, or ungraded.
  • Use saved rosters, student photos, spoken names, and exported participation reports.
YOUR CLASSROOM, READY
Open classroom tools
02 / OUTSIDE TOGETHERMAKE A TEAM

Outdoor
Activities

Organize a sports day, relay challenge, or class team game.

  • Divide players into balanced teams and display their cards, photos, and captains.
  • Track station points, game scores, win/draw/loss standings, and round-robin fixtures.
  • Choose who starts with a five-second hand duel, countdown sound, and a spoken winner.
30 PLAYERS → 6 TEAMSTwo Calling You outdoor teams displayed as player cards, using fictional demonstration names
Open outdoor activities

Free to use · No student accounts · Browser-local records · TV, iPad & mobile layouts

BUILT AROUND THE LESSON

Choose the rule.
Make room for the response.

Some lessons need equal odds. Others need a turn for everyone, or priority for students selected less often. Calling You makes those rules explicit, keeps fixed groups organized, and gives each classroom moment a place in your records.

01 / SET UP

A roster that makes sense.

Import Name and optional Group columns from a spreadsheet. Add local photos or a shared school badge when you need them.

02 / INVITE

A deliberate moment.

Choose whole-class or fixed-group scope, run a countdown of at least ten seconds, and optionally announce the selected name.

03 / RECORD

See what is still missing.

Orange activity cards show unsaved responses. Record attendance or several answers, then review student summaries.

BEYOND THE BUTTONS

A plan worth trying.
A decision worth explaining.

All field notes ↗

Original lesson designs, a complete station rotation, and a small fairness lab. Each piece names its assumptions, shows the working, and includes something you can take into the room.

A 40-MINUTE LESSON

Six public voices. Thirty people thinking.

A review lesson needs more evidence than thirty spins. This worked plan uses private thinking, pair rehearsal, six short reports, and a check for the voices your record may have missed.

Read the worked plan ↗A FIELD-DAY PLAYBOOK

Six teams. Three stations. No queue at the clipboard.

A small field day is a movement problem before it is a scoring problem. Here is a complete three-round rotation, a scoring convention, and a correction routine for thirty hypothetical participants.

Read the worked plan ↗A SMALL FAIRNESS LAB

A repeat can be fair. An unheard voice can still matter.

Equal probability, complete turn coverage, and evidence of understanding are different goals. A small calculation and a classroom decision map make the differences visible.

Try the fairness lab ↗

FROM SETUP TO EVERYDAY USE

Useful answers.
With the steps to get there.

All teacher guides ↗
Real black-and-white photograph of an empty classroom with desks by large windows
Photo: yassine rahaoui / Unsplash. Context photograph; no endorsement implied.

YOUR CLASSROOM. YOUR DEVICE.

Keep the names
in your hands.

The classroom application processes rosters, photos, and teacher-entered results in your browser. These public guides run separately from your saved classroom workspace.

Local storage still needs a backup. A JSON export is the way to move between devices, browser profiles, or domains.

Learn how to back up safely ↗
Read the privacy notice ↗

HELP & FAQ

Questions before the bell?

Explore detailed answers about imports, groups, selection rules, responses, photos, backups, wheel customization, and voice announcements.

Outdoor setup & team cards ↗Outdoor scoring & matches ↗Importing a spreadsheet ↗Randomness & repeats ↗Recording responses ↗Wheel & voice settings ↗
Explore Help & FAQ ↗