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Papercrane
One dashboard for every Google Classroom section you teach
Classroom shows you one class at a time. Papercrane's AI agent reads every section you teach and builds a hosted dashboard showing missing work, submission trends, and grade shifts across all of them.
Connect in about a minute. Free to connect and ask. Paid plans start when you publish a dashboard. See pricing
What connecting actually shares
Papercrane reads the courses, rosters, assignments, grades, and announcements your Google account can already open in Classroom. It never creates a login for a student, never messages one, and never writes anything back to a grade.
- Read access only, approved on Google's consent screen, not a new password anywhere
- Scoped to the classes you teach, not your school or district
- Dashboards start private; you decide if and when anyone gets a link
Papercrane is not a certified system of record for student data and doesn't claim to be. If your school keeps an approved tools list for anything that touches student records, check it before you connect.
Classroom stops at one class
One screen, one class.
Google's cross class view exists, but it ships inside paid Workspace for Education Plus as a district leadership feature, not something a teacher opens on her own.
The export habit.
When teachers want grades somewhere else, the Workspace Marketplace's own top answers are apps whose entire job is copying Classroom grades into a spreadsheet by hand.
Five separate tabs.
Checking who's behind across four or five sections means opening each class's gradebook separately, because nothing built in spans them.
One board, every class you teach
Built from the same roster and submission data each of your class gradebooks already has, laid out as one board instead of five tabs.
Missing work, every section
| Class | Missing 1+ assignment | Missing 3+ assignments | Last submission |
|---|---|---|---|
| Period 1 · Algebra I | 6 of 28 | 2 | this morning |
| Period 3 · Algebra I | 4 of 26 | 1 | this morning |
| Period 4 · Geometry | 9 of 24 | 3 | yesterday |
| Period 6 · Geometry Honors | 2 of 22 | 0 | this morning |
Example week, no student names shown here or on any dashboard preview on this page. Your dashboard shows your own roster; this one doesn't need to.
Ask across every class you teach
Which of my classes has the most missing work right now?
Which students haven't submitted anything in the last week, in any section?
How did a section's grade distribution shift after the last unit test?
Is a class's submission rate trending up or down since the semester started?
Who turned in the last three assignments late, across my sections?
How many announcements went to each class this month?
Every answer comes back as a chart on a live dashboard, not a paragraph you have to double check.
1. Connect your Google account
2. Ask a question about your classes
3. The agent plans, reads Classroom, and builds a hosted dashboard
4. It stays current, and errors route back to the agent
Read access to the classes you teach. Nothing written back to a grade, nothing sent to a student.
When you don't need us
If your school already runs Otus or a similar district wide platform for cross classroom analytics and standards based grading, keep using it. It's built for a whole building's data with an actual rollout behind it, and one teacher connecting her own account isn't a substitute for that. Papercrane is worth connecting when you want a live view across the sections you personally teach, today, without waiting on a district purchase, and you're comfortable keeping that view private to people who already have a reason to see it.
Questions teachers ask us
Most teachers already keep unit plans, rosters, or a grade backup in Drive. Connect it alongside Classroom to bring spreadsheet data into the same dashboard.
Connect your Google account, see every class in one board, and decide for yourself whether it's worth sharing.
Free to connect and ask. Paid plans start at publishing. See pricing
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