Teaching tools

Ünflat student view

What Ünflat looks like from a student's side: signing in, the closed class box, and sharing work.

From a student’s side, Ünflat is the full toybox with a cozier front door: they build, paint, and animate like anyone else, and the Community tab becomes their class.

Signing in

On the start screen, students tap 🏫 I have a class name and type the username their teacher gave them:

🏫 Class sign-in
Type the username your teacher gave you, that’s the whole thing.
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Join in
The whole sign-in. No password, ever.

Spelling slips on case or spaces are forgiven, and a wrong name just says to check with the teacher. There is no password to forget because there is no password.

The class box

The class tab shows three shelves:

  • Your class: everything made by classmates and approved by the teacher.
  • Your shelf: the student’s own shares, each wearing an honest status pill: ⏳ Waiting for your teacher, ✓ In the class box, or ↩ Sent back, tweak it and share again.
  • Featured by Ünflat: the featured shelf and the Learn cards, the only outside things a class sees.

There is no open browsing, no likes from strangers, and no profiles. The class only ever sees each other.

Sharing work

Students share from their library like anyone else. In a class, the share goes to the teacher’s approval tray first and appears in the class box once approved. Sent-back work can be tweaked and shared again as many times as it takes.

Students keep their whole library on the device. The class only ever sees what they chose to share and the teacher chose to approve.

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