LearnWorkly vs Classkick
A Classkick alternative for online lessons
Classkick lets teachers see students’ work and give feedback as they go. LearnWorkly does the same for online tutors, and adds photos of handwritten work from any phone, auto-marked question types and progress reports for parents.
LearnWorkly and Classkick side by side
Classkick is built for classroom teachers, with student workspaces on slides that teachers can see and annotate.
| LearnWorkly | Classkick | |
|---|---|---|
| Made for | Tutors and small groups | Classroom teachers |
| Paid plan price | Free for 10 students; Solo $9.99/month; Pro $14.99/month | From $9.99/month, up to $34.99/month |
| Monthly billing | Yes | Yes |
| Free plan | 10 students, unlimited activities | Limited number of activities |
| Live view and feedback on student work | Yes | Yes |
| Photos of handwritten work from a phone | Yes, by QR code with any phone | Not stated |
| Auto-marked question types | 9 types | Not stated |
| Progress reports for parents | Yes, from real scores and skills (Solo and up) | Not stated |
Information about Classkick from its public website and reviews, checked November 2026. It may have changed: check their website for the latest details. Classkick is a trademark of its owner; LearnWorkly is not affiliated with it.
Why tutors choose LearnWorkly
Paper to screen
Students photograph their working with any phone. No tablet or stylus needed.
Marks itself
Nine auto-marked question types, including maths with equivalent answers.
Show parents real progress
Reports for families built from scores and skills over time.
Fair to say: Choose Classkick if your lessons are built on slides that every student writes on, in a physical classroom.
See how it works
Feedback
Feedback that lands while it still matters
The best moment to correct a misconception is right after it happens. Reply to any answer with text, a voice note or a drawing on top of the work, and students see it at once and can answer back.
Learn more: Two-way feedback
Parent reports
Show parents the progress, not just the hours
Parents pay for progress. LearnWorkly turns scores, skills and your notes into a short, friendly report you can review and email in a couple of minutes, for 1-to-1 students and small groups alike.
Learn more: Progress reports for parents
Frequently asked questions
Can students draw on the question like a worksheet?
Yes. Drawing questions can have a background image, and students draw or write on top of it.
Is there a free plan?
Yes. Free includes 10 students, unlimited classes and activities, and all 13 question types.
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