Homework that reaches the parent without a photo of the blackboard
The most common homework system in Indian schools is a parent photographing the blackboard and forwarding it to a group chat. It works for the children whose parents are in the group, are awake, and scrolled far enough.
SkoolBook puts the assignment where every student and parent can see it, keeps submissions against it, and shows the teacher who has responded without a count of exercise books.
What you get
Assigned to the section, seen by everyone in it
No forwarding chain, no dependence on one parent being in a group. Every student in the section has it.
Students submit in-app
Submissions are attached to the assignment, so the teacher does not reconcile a stack against a register.
See who has and hasn’t
The submissions view answers the one question a teacher has before the next class.
Editable and removable
A homework item set in error can be corrected or withdrawn rather than clarified by another message.
Parents see it too
Same record as the student, which ends the evening argument about whether anything was set.
How it works
- 1
Teacher assigns to a section
The item is visible to every student in that section and their parents.
- 2
Students submit against it
Submissions attach to the assignment rather than arriving through a side channel.
- 3
Teacher reviews submissions
Who has submitted, and who has not, in one view.
Frequently asked
Can students upload files with a submission?
Submissions are recorded against the assignment in-app. If your school depends on large file uploads or specific document types, confirm the specifics during the demo rather than assuming.
Do parents see homework, or only students?
Both — they read the same record, which removes an entire category of evening dispute about what was actually set.
Can a teacher correct homework set by mistake?
Yes, an assignment can be edited or deleted. Correcting the original beats sending a second message that half the group never reads.