LessonKeeper

LessonKeeper

A virtual lesson notebook

3 ratings
4 reviews
Free
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • September 8, 2020
  • January 9, 2024
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Create and share engaging lessons with students using rich media like text, images, audio, and video. Students can access lessons via a web link without needing the app. Track student progress, manage payments, and sync data across devices.

Create multimedia-rich lessons
Share lessons via web link
Real-time lesson edits
Student progress tracking
Payment and invoice management
Cross-device data sync
Export lesson data to CSV
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What's New in LessonKeeper

1.2.15

January 9, 2024

1.2 - Additional sign-in options Better support for suggested upcoming lessons Link blocks now display previews Support for selecting multiple files to import 1.2.x Bug fixes, UI improvements 1.1 - Nested Lists! Make your lists multi-level with per-level support for checkboxes, bullets, numbers, etc

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Subscription plans

Yearly Subscription

Access to all of the LessonKeeper features

$79.991 Year
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User reviews

Love it!

I’ve been using it for months now with my private students and with the students I teach at various colleges - highly recommended!

Great app

Using it both for work with my teacher, and with my students.

Good updates, obvious the developer cares and is on the ball.

Love it!

Lessonkeeper has been working great. Such a lifesaver. I have been struggling with a myriad of "apps" that students are expected to use for remote learning and of course, each app has some sort of drawback. I love that the students don't have to sign-up or subscribe to anything and can simply open a webpage and receive content. The design is very elegant as well:-) Love it!
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Great tool for private lesson teacher

I have been beta testing this app for several months with the students that I teach and I love this app. It allows you to document your lessons, provide attachments for your students’ reference whenever they might need it. You can attach exercises that you have written, other printed materials in pdf form, recorded materials (either your recording or audio from CDs), you playing the assigned material that you record as an example for the student, and you can search for and attach videos from YouTube so that you can control the content that they study. This is even more important this year as we don’t have direct contact with our students. This is especially useful for distance learning like Zoom or Skype.

During my years as an Adjunct Professor of Low Brass at Willamette University, we were encouraged to document all of our lessons. Lesson Keeper makes this easy with tremendous flexibility. You have great latitude with how you set up the lessons, what you decide to include in the lesson, and then you can share the lesson via email, text message, or any platform you may choose. I can’t recommend this app any more highly and I will be using it with my students for as long as I teach privately.
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FAQ

How does LessonKeeper help with student progress?

LessonKeeper allows educators to create detailed lessons with various media types and track student engagement. Students can also respond to assignments and upload their own work, providing a comprehensive view of their progress.

What are the limitations of the free version of LessonKeeper?

The free version of LessonKeeper is limited to managing up to 3 students and 5 lessons per week. There are also restrictions on the amount of multimedia content you can upload.

Can students access lessons without the LessonKeeper app?

Yes, students can access lessons through a shareable web link provided by LessonKeeper. They do not need to download or install any application to view the lesson content on their internet-enabled device.

How does LessonKeeper handle payments and invoicing?

LessonKeeper includes a ledger system to keep track of what students owe and process payments. Educators can also easily send invoices directly to their students through the platform.

What subscription plans does LessonKeeper offer?

LessonKeeper offers both monthly and yearly auto-renewing subscription plans. The monthly plan costs $7.99 per month, and the yearly plan is $79.99 per year, unlocking all features.

How often is LessonKeeper updated?

LessonKeeper was last updated on January 9, 2024, with version 1.2.15. This indicates a commitment to ongoing development and improvements.

What devices are compatible with LessonKeeper?

LessonKeeper is available on Mac, iPhone, iPad, and iPod, allowing educators to manage lessons across various Apple devices.

Is LessonKeeper suitable for online and in-person lessons?

Yes, LessonKeeper is designed to keep educators in sync with their students regardless of whether lessons are conducted online or in person. Its web-based lesson sharing makes it versatile for different teaching environments.