Parent conference week, one classroom link
Fall parent-teacher conferences go better when families recognize the same virtual classroom link students use every week — not a one-off app in November.
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Launch notes, classroom tips, and what we shipped — for teachers and district staff.
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What we ask before a district pilot
Chromebooks on your Wi‑Fi, sub-day handoffs, roster and SSO, and how to run a pilot that tells you something before you sign — for digital learning and IT leaders.
Read post →Introducing CQ Resume
The first ClassQuip Tool is live: a free ATS resume builder for teachers and students — upload, improve with AI, pick a template, export PDF. No login.
Read post →When the sub opens your link
Substitute plans should not start with a software scavenger hunt. One ClassQuip link keeps live class handoffs simple for subs and students.
Read post →Snow day, same classroom link
Weather closures are chaotic enough without new logins. Use the room link students already know when learning moves home for a day.
Read post →A note before you open your room
Co-founder Austin Buhl on the one question that matters when you try ClassQuip—and why every teacher email shapes what we ship next.
Read post →Hybrid days, one link for everyone
In-room and at-home students should not need two versions of the same lesson. One join link, one deck, one way to participate.
Read post →Office hours in your classroom link
Extra help lands better when students use the same room they already know—no second login, no new app to learn before the tutoring starts.
Read post →What a modern virtual classroom looks like (and what it does not)
One link, tools built for teaching, and rooms that work on real school devices—not office meeting software with a new coat of paint.
Read post →A classroom you choose, not another mandate
Try a free live room on your Wi‑Fi before any district rollout. How teachers adopt ClassQuip because it helps—not because it landed on a mandate list.
Read post →The “Chromebook Tax”: Why Multi-Window Virtual Classrooms Are Crashing K–12 Classrooms
Budget Chromebooks buckle when live class means four tabs and a prayer. Why one room link keeps hybrid learning fair—and cuts the help-desk load.
Read post →From the Front Lines: What 7.5 Years in EdTech Platform Support Taught Us About Virtual Learning Failures
Austin and Savannah Buhl on years of troubleshooting with teachers, students, and parents—and the product choices that became ClassQuip.
Read post →Five minutes before the bell
A pre-class checklist for teachers and district staff: device test, one join link, participation ready on the deck, and clear steps when the network is tight.
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ClassQuip and ClassLink partner for K–12 virtual instruction
Partnership combines ClassQuip's single-tab classroom and client-side PII-stripping AI with ClassLink SSO, OneRoster, and LaunchPad access for 25 million students and staff.
Read post →ClassQuip is live — free for teachers
ClassQuip is available today: one classroom, full live tools, up to 30 guests — 100% free for individual teachers, no credit card.
Read post →ClassQuip Launches Tomorrow
Free teacher sign-up goes live October 12. What's shipping, what to try in the demo tonight, and how to reach us if your network says no.
Read post →Four tabs to one room link
A seventh-grade science teacher on the pre-class tab shuffle, a live poll without alt-tab, and what happened when a student joined from the bus.
Read post →ClassQuip Launches 10/12
ClassQuip opens to teachers and schools on October 12, 2026. Here's what we built for live K-12 instruction and how to try the demo before launch day.
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