Fictional classroom · everyday learning and growth
Notice the progress. Make it useful.
Choose a classroom moment, edit the example in the real capture form, and see how a note can support progress tracking, family updates, and meeting preparation.
Alex read eight of ten new words independently during reading practice.
No signup. What opens is the real product. Nothing is saved.
See what a useful record can become.
Real documents the product generated from illustrative demo data. Open any of them: this is what you hand a family, or walk into a meeting with.
Want the full set? Browse the sample report library and download reports for three students in six languages.
What this demo is.
Do I need to sign up to try this?
No. The demo runs in the page, with no account, no email, and no card. If you would rather use the working app as a teacher, coordinator, counselor, or administrator, the tour at evidentk12.com/tour opens one with sample data already in it.
What does the demo actually show?
Choose a learning, independence, participation, or support example and edit its observation. The preview shows how that evidence can support a family update, a progress review, and an evidence packet. Teachers select evidence and review outputs before sharing; a note alone does not establish goal mastery.
Are the sample reports real documents?
They are real documents the product generated, built from illustrative demo data rather than from any real student. What you open is the same PDF a teacher would hand a family or bring to a meeting.
Can I see more than one example?
Yes. The sample report library at evidentk12.com/demo/evidence-packet has downloadable reports for three students in six languages.
Phone app · now on Google Play
The fastest log yet fits in your pocket.
Tap a student, tap a chip, hit send: wins, concerns, and tough moments captured in seconds, even with no signal. Long-press a student to log a win with one touch, dictate notes hands-free, or log straight from a home-screen widget. Every note lands in the same timeline your team already uses.
On an iPhone? The iOS version is in review.
