A Better Way for Student Assessment, Feedback & Engagement




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Portable

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Comes with everything students need to easily make their own videos

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Created by a Math Teacher,

Delivering 100% Authentic Assessment


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Use Capture Thought in your classroom in 4-steps

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  1. Teacher Creates a Question


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2. Students Plan & Practice


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3. Students Create and Submit Their Video


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4. Students get Personalized Feedback from their teacher, peers or our Ai Grader


What Real Teachers are Saying about Capture Thought

I’m getting a better quality look of what my students know. Capture Thought has really changed my teaching for the better
— C. Irwin-Phd
Unique gift for teens. Useful tool for at home study
— C.Buckley
Easy enough for third graders to set up and show their thinking
— Laura G
Great Product, great price. An amazing Idea from a teacher.
— Alvaro
From their videos, you could tell that students prepped beforehand and thought through the problem prior to completing the video. I thoroughly enjoyed watching the vides and seeing how students think through to complete the problems. I also to to see students going through the problem and then realizing mistakes they made and needing to try again
— Elvira S. Math 8 Algebra 1

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