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The best partnerfor great teachers.

Fedu helps you find or create standards-ready activities, assign practice to your students, use activities in class, and follow progress across subjects and skills — with less preparation time.

A teacher guiding two students on a shared tablet
Always free for teachers

Built around what you teach.

Six learning areas — pick yours when you sign up and Fedu opens on those.

Design an activity in 2 minutes.

Whatever the lesson needs: reading, writing, speaking, games, or practice questions.

  1. Choose what you need

    Start from a subject, level, topic, standard, or the kind of activity you have in mind.

    Standards-readyfor IB classrooms
  2. Review and stay in control

    Look over what Fedu suggests or generates and adjust anything you want before it reaches your students.

  3. Assign it or use it in class

    Send it out for students to work through on their own, or run it together in class.

One activity, five ways to use it.

The same activity can go to one student who needs more practice, or to your whole class — you decide who gets what.

Assign to students

Send an activity out and let students work through it in their own time.

  • Individual students — targeted practice for anyone who needs support, reinforcement, or more of a challenge.
  • The whole class — homework or practice for everyone at once.
Assigning a reading chapter in three steps: picking the learning sets, ticking the students who get it, then setting a start and end date

Use in class

Run the same activity live, together with your class.

  • On the board — smartboard-friendly activities the whole class can take part in.
  • In small groups — group learning at the table, with you guiding the room.
  • Multiplayer games — students play together in real time, each from their own device.

See who needs a hand.

No wall of numbers to decode — just enough to catch a gap early, while there's still time to close it.

  • Assigned work

    Who finished what you sent out, and how they did.

  • Individual needs

    Which students you might want to check in with before the class moves on.

  • Class progress

    Where the class is strong, and which areas are worth another pass.

A teacher's report view for one assignment: a list of students on the left with one selected, and that student's completion, score, time and per-skill progress on the right

Start using Fedu with your students.

Not a trial: the whole platform, as many classes as you like, and no card.