Morning routine
Unpack, attendance, morning work, read-aloud. Students check the board instead of asking what is next.
A Visual Schedule That Runs Your Lesson
Show students what is happening now and what comes next. This visual schedule, called the Lesson runner on the ClassroomScreen board, counts down each step and chimes when it is time to move on.
Open in full classroom screen
Free, no sign-up. Add more widgets alongside it.
How to build a visual schedule for your lesson
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Add your lesson steps and how many minutes each one should take.
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Press Start. The current step is highlighted with its own countdown.
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When a step's time is up it chimes. Leave auto-advance on to move to the next step by itself, or move on when you are ready.
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Pause, skip ahead or go back at any time. At the end, the board shows "Lesson complete".
What it does
Now and next at a glance
The current step is highlighted, and the steps still to come are listed below it.
A countdown for every step
Each step counts down its own minutes, so students can see how long is left in this part of the lesson.
Auto-advance or manual
A chime marks the end of each step. Let the schedule move on by itself, or keep control and move on when you choose.
Pause, next, previous
Discussion running long? Pause the schedule, jump ahead, or go back a step without starting again.
Ways teachers use it
Smoother transitions
Students who find change hard can see exactly how long each part lasts and what comes after it.
Workshop lessons
Mini-lesson, independent work, conferring, share. Keep each part on time without watching the clock yourself.
Frequently asked questions
It is a list of the lesson's steps shown where everyone can see it. Here each step also has its own countdown, so students know what is happening now, what is next and how long is left.
If you want it to. With auto-advance on, it chimes and moves to the next step when time is up. Turn it off to chime and wait for you instead.
Yes. It runs in any modern browser on a projector, a smartboard or a TV. The board layout is proportional, so a schedule made on your laptop looks the same on the big screen.
No. Boards save automatically in your browser on this device, and nothing is uploaded.