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Da•hand•in — Smart, simple, and just a bit more fun. 

Da•hand•in is a web-based platform built by a real classroom teacher —
designed to help other teachers manage tasks, feedback, student progress, and participation, all in one place.

Teachers can assign work, give timely feedback, store student submissions, and even run quick classroom activities — without paperwork or chaos.

Every task submitted by a student is instantly tracked with a color-coded system, making it easy to see who’s done what at a glance.
All student activity is automatically archived in the cloud, giving teachers a clear, organized view of every learner’s progress.

🎮Gamify your classroom — without the hassle.

Want to make things more fun? You can.
With cookie points and a fully customizable badge system, teachers can celebrate student effort in a way that fits their own classroom culture.

Every time a student completes a task, they earn cookie points — tracked individually and updated in real time.
But there’s more: all points are also added into a shared Class Cookie Jar, showing the total class score.

It’s a simple yet powerful way to bring team motivation into your classroom.
Whether you're already using a classroom economy, a point-based management system, or just want to encourage consistent effort,
Da•hand•in gives you flexible tools to build a culture of recognition — your way.

It works like a classroom economy — but without the hassle of spreadsheets or tokens.

🧩 Like Notion — but built for classrooms

While Notion gives you flexible building blocks,
Da•hand•in brings that same flexibility to your teaching life.
From daily tasks to class rewards, everything stays organized — without forcing you into a fixed system.
You can log participation, track who-did-what, or build flexible checklists — all in ways that fit your class flow.
It supports the way you teach, plan, and document.

🧠 AI-powered, but always teacher-led

Da•hand•in includes an AI feedback helper built with OpenAI’s API.
But unlike most tools, it doesn't analyze student work directly.
Instead, it works only based on what teacher has written — turning teacher feedback into clear, student-friendly summaries.
This way, the teacher’s judgment stays central, and AI simply helps save time.