Run your class on Pops Streams

Choose Instructor/Teacher when you sign up and add your school and proof of role. An admin reviews it; once approved you sign in to the instructor console with your work email, password and a one-time code.

• The console isn't linked from the public site — you'll get its address when you're approved.
• Instructors are always free.

Classes can only be created for schools with a countersigned data agreement. The console shows your school's status; new schools can register through the Classroom Free plan.

Create a class or study group, then share its class code with students. Each class card shows students, the next step and a consent line such as “24 of 28 confirmed · 2 pending · 1 expiring”.

A “needs attention” list shows only the students who need something, with one action each:

• Pending → Resend the consent email.
• Under 13 → Confirm via school (recorded against your school's agreement).
• Expiring → Send renewal for the new school year.
• Turned 18 → Ask the student to self-consent.

Add links to videos, PDFs and slide decks (YouTube, Drive, OneDrive…), or any Pops Streams title, and tick the classes that should see each one. Share with your classes or your whole school. Direct file uploads arrive once storage is connected.

Tag a course to its curriculum expectation (for example Ontario SBI3U · B2) and add ordered modules of videos, readings, quizzes and group projects. Attach it to a class and students see the outline, with times, in the Study Hall.

Click the video timeline to drop a marker, or shift-drag for a range. Label it as focus, discuss or quiz, attach it to a class or group for a lesson, project or revision, and share it to the Study Hall.

Submissions land in folders you organise. Sort by class, due date or status (new, reviewed, graded, resubmit), see whether work was made on-platform or uploaded, and mark a batch reviewed in one click.