Hāpara

Hāpara is classroom management software that helps teachers and students in both in-person and online classes. It uses Chrome browser screen monitoring and a sophisticated AI web filter to keep students on track and safe.

Hāpara is tightly integrated with Google Workspace for Education, giving teachers a window into the learning process. Teachers can see exactly where students are in a lesson and offer formative feedback to help them. Students can see clear learning objectives and manage their own learning materials.

Some of the features of Hāpara include:

• AI Web Filter: Blocks harmful content and helps students develop digital citizenship skills with real-time AI filtering.
• Chromebook Monitoring: Teachers can see what students are doing on their Chromebooks, helping them offer guidance and feedback.
• Differentiation Tools: Teachers can tailor online lessons, offer feedback and help students develop digital citizenship skills.
• Student Dashboard: A single place where students can see all their Google Classroom assignments and resources.
• Teacher Dashboard: Teachers can quickly see student progress in Google Drive files and offer immediate feedback.
• Workspace: A customizable layout to organize lesson objectives, resources, assessments and rubrics for differentiation.

Hāpara is designed to help schools and districts simplify teaching and learning, focusing on student safety, executive functioning skills and personalized instruction. The platform is designed for schools of all sizes, with 2.2 million students in 40+ countries already using the platform.

Pricing is based on the number of students, not the number of devices, and discounts are available for larger schools and districts. Professional learning is free, including online micro-credential courses and more in-depth asynchronous training programs.

Hāpara is designed to help schools create a safe, engaging and productive learning environment. With a range of tools to manage classroom activity and promote digital citizenship, Hāpara helps teachers and students succeed in today's digital world.

Published on June 27, 2024