For Grade 6–11 ICT students
Your ICT class, on your phone.
Hand in tasks, take quizzes, see your grades and your teacher’s feedback, and practise coding with the Maze game. Everything for class, in one place.
- Works on any phone
- Private, with no ads or tracking
Sign in
Welcome back. Sign in to see your tasks and grades.
Accounts are created by your teacher. Ask in class if you need one.
Everything you need for class
Made for students on phones: big buttons, small downloads, and nothing to install.
Tasks
See what is due for your grade and hand in your work with a photo from your phone.
Quizzes
Timed quizzes, one question at a time. If your connection drops, you pick up where you left off.
Grades and feedback
Get an A, B, C or S grade on every task, with a note from your teacher on what to improve.
Maze game
Learn to think like a programmer by guiding a character through the Blockly Maze, level by level.
Free ICT tools
See how computers work with 1s and 0s. Anyone can use these, no sign-in needed.
Number system converter
Type a number in binary, octal, decimal, hexadecimal or BCD and see it in the others at once, with the working step by step.
Open toolKeyboard to binary
Press a key and watch it turn into the 1s and 0s a computer understands, then appear on screen.
Open toolFile to binary viewer
Open any file, a photo or a text file, and see the bits it is really made of.
Open toolLogic gates
Flip the switches on AND, OR, NOT, NAND and NOR gates and see when the bulb lights up.
Open toolLogic circuit builder
Join gates, switches and bulbs into your own circuit, then check it with a truth table.
Open toolSpreadsheet formulas
Write SUM, AVERAGE, MAX, MIN and COUNT formulas on a marks sheet, then copy them to see what a $ sign does.
Open toolPassword strength tester
Type a password and see how strong it is, which textbook rules it follows and how long a hacker would need to guess it.
Open toolComputer data flow
Watch data, instructions and control signals move between the input device, main memory, the CPU, secondary storage and the output device.
Open toolRelational database
Press Next and watch one big table split into linked tables, with primary keys, foreign keys, relationships and the exam questions on which tables to use.
Open tool
Getting started
Step 1
Get your account
Your teacher creates it in class, using your parent’s email address.
Step 2
Set your password
The first time you sign in, you choose a new password of your own.
Step 3
Start learning
Open your tasks, take quizzes and see your grades from any phone.
Need help?
I don’t have an account. How do I get one?
Accounts are created by your teacher. Ask in class and they will set one up with your parent’s email address. Parents can also contact the teacher.
Which email address do I use?
The one your parent gave to your teacher. You sign in with that address.
I forgot my password.
Type your email address in the sign-in form, then tap “Forgot password?”. A reset link will go to your parent’s inbox.
Who can see my work?
Only you and your teacher. Other students can’t see your work or grades, and there are no ads or tracking.