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For schools

See where the class needs help. Plan the next lesson with evidence.

Assign a deck or quiz, check completion and review the learning signals FlashShare can support today. Students can see what is collected and what their teacher can access. The numbers on this page are illustrative.

A class, one week

What a teacher sees on a Monday.

Four numbers and one gap. Mastery is how much of the syllabus the class holds, recall is how much of that survives a week, and momentum is the direction. The gap is the chapter to teach again. This panel is an example of the report we are building.

Biology · 5 Cempaka
32 students · SPM 2026
Illustrative
74%
Average mastery
81%
Recall
+6%
Class momentum
5
Need a check-in
Largest knowledge gap
Bab 5 · Pengangkutan
61% recall, falling 3 points a week
What you can use today

Three labels, no surprises.

Available now works in a real connected class. Pilot works and is still being checked. In development is not in a real class yet, and we say what is missing.

Available now
Class activity
See assigned work, completion and recent study participation for each class you teach.
Available now
Deck and quiz creation
Build material from scratch, adapt an existing resource, or paste notes and turn them into cards.
Available now
Assignments
Set a deck or quiz for a class with a due date and see who has completed it.
Available now
Live quizzes
Run a class quiz with a room code and review each student's responses afterwards.
Pilot
Learning signals
Recall and topic-level information, shown only where the current data supports it. A count of students who may need a check-in, without names in the class view.
In development
Topic decay
The chapter the class is losing fastest. In development until the syllabus map works on live class data.
In development
External benchmarks
School, district and state comparisons, and the official-results band. In development until a representative dataset exists.
In development
Predicted grades
Not offered. The model is not calibrated to predict an exam result.
Privacy

Students should know what their teacher can see.

The teacher view uses learning information to start a helpful conversation, not to label a student. Every flag comes with an explanation and an evidence level, and every student can read the same list in their own profile: the score, accuracy and study-time figures their Stats screen shows, homework, and missed questions from a live quiz. Never their private decks, and never a class ranked by hours.

Pilots

Start with one class for one term.

We help with setup, gather teacher and student feedback, and provide a short pilot review at the end. Seats are RM 35 per student per year once a school signs; the pilot term is free.

Bring one class. We will do the rest with you.