How to share online exercises without student accounts
Every account you ask students to make costs you a class period. Younger students forget passwords, older students use throwaway emails, and some school systems block sign-ups. A link removes all of that.
Steps
Publish the page
In the editor, press Share. Only pages you have shared can be opened by other people, and you can make a page private again at any time.
Copy the link
The link is a normal web address. You can paste it into your LMS, a message, a QR code or a class site.
Tell students what to expect
They will see the page and exercises. Their answers are checked instantly and are kept only in their browser.
Follow up in class
Because answers do not come back to you, use the page as practice and check understanding in class with a quick round of questions.
What no accounts means for privacy
Students are not asked for a name or email. We do not receive their answers. That keeps the amount of student data we hold very small, but your school or district may still have its own rules about tools you share with students, so check them.
What no accounts cannot do
Without accounts there are no scores for you to collect and no way to see who did what. If you need marks, ask students to show you their finished page or discuss it in class.
Frequently asked questions
Can anyone with the link open the page?
Yes. A public page is available to anyone who has the link. Do not put private information on a page you publish.
Will Google index my page?
Pages that teachers publish are shared by link and are not offered to search engines.