Co-designed with students Verso’s Instant Check-in tool is simple and easy to use.
In just two clicks, every student can share with their teacher:
– Key insights into what they are learning;
– Their progress and next steps;
– The teaching strategies that help them the most; and
– How they are feeling about their learning.
Give every student a voice in just a few seconds.
Listen to what every student is saying. Our forms are evidence based and designed by students.
Simple & easy check-in forms that support student reflection
Support students to think about their learning and develop critical self-reflection skills.
Powerful dashboards on learning and well-being
Easy-to-understand class charts capture learning progress and student well-being.
Get started with Verso in 3 simple steps
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Kind words about Verso
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"By capturing student thinking, and allowing critique of that thinking, Verso is a powerful platform for quickly taking students to deep levels of engagement and understanding."
Principal Caroline Crisholm College
"My constant challenge is to engage the students, have them think critically, ensure all students are active learners and provide individual feedback.....Verso is the answer!"
Grade 9 Teacher
“I have worked a lot with Verso, interrogated their data, and most impressed with what they have to offer.”
Author of Visible Learning & Laureate Professor
“Students go from surface knowledge of a subject to deeper levels of synthesis in one 60 minutes period.”
Curriculum Director Horry County District
“Our students are asking better questions now; they’re collaborating and providing feedback by commenting on other student’s posts. Students who were previously reluctant have found their voice.”
Superintendent, Freehold Township