About Classroomscreen
Classroomscreen is less a game platform and more a classroom management display. It provides a customisable shared-screen dashboard with widgets: countdown timers, noise level indicators, random student selectors, text display, polls, QR codes, a drawing canvas, and more. ELT teachers use it to display speaking prompts, timer for timed tasks, randomly pick students to answer, and manage pair work. It is not a game tool in the traditional sense, but it occupies a meaningful role in shared-screen classroom workflows. The core is free; advanced widgets require a subscription.
Who is it for?
Speaking activities that need structure: a visible countdown, a way to randomly select who answers next, and a prompt displayed on screen, all without switching between tools.
Game-based review, student-paced practice, or anything requiring student devices.
Editorial assessment
The random student picker and countdown timer are genuinely useful for speaking activities. No student devices needed.
Not a game platform. Does not provide content. You supply all prompts and materials.
A different kind of tool from the others here. It supports the classroom environment rather than delivering content. Particularly useful for structuring speaking activities with a shared screen.
Alternatives to consider
Last reviewed: 2026-04. Information is based on editorial assessment. See the disclosure page for methodology notes.