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Getting a whole class onto the same document shouldn't require accounts, emails, or IT setup. With Keynou Clipboard, a teacher opens the editor, shares one link or displays a QR code, and every student joins instantly from their phone or laptop. Everyone can type together in real-time - perfect for group exercises, shared notes, live Q&A, and collaborative brainstorming.
Teacher opens the editor and displays the QR code on the projector or shares the link in the class chat.
Students scan the QR code or open the link on their phones or laptops. They join instantly - no accounts, no apps.
Everyone types in the same document. Students can add answers, ask questions, or contribute to group notes in real-time.
At the end of class, the teacher copies the notes for reference and closes the tab. Nothing is stored - perfect for student privacy.
Students don't need to create accounts or provide emails. Just scan a QR code or open a link. Perfect for younger students and privacy compliance.
Display the QR code on the projector and students scan it with their phones. No typing long URLs - just point and scan.
Supports small group exercises, study groups, or individual class activities. Everyone sees live updates.
No student data is stored. Close the tab and everything is gone. No COPPA, FERPA, or GDPR concerns because there's nothing to store.
Chromebooks, iPads, Android tablets, phones, laptops - anything with a browser works. No app installation required.
Each student gets a unique color. The teacher can see who's contributing and who's not, with name labels on each cursor.
No. Students just open a link or scan a QR code. No accounts, no emails, no personal information required. This makes it perfect for classrooms where student privacy is a concern.
Keynou Clipboard stores no user data - no accounts, no names (optional), no stored content. Since nothing is stored, there's no student data to protect or comply with. However, we recommend checking your institution's specific policies.
Up to 10 people can collaborate in a single session. For larger classes, you can create multiple sessions for group work, or use it for small group activities.
Yes. Share the link at the start of your lecture and students can type questions in real-time while you present. You can see questions appear live and address them as they come in.
Open the editor and start collaborating. No signup required.
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