SQOOL Classe
Giving teachers the composure to teach in a digital classroom
SQOOL Classe: a supervision tool designed to fade behind the pedagogy
500,000 tablets deployed. What happens next?
The teachers we interviewed described the same reality: the tablet added a layer of complexity that was difficult to absorb. Checking that each student was on the right application, managing distractions, reacting to technical issues, all while maintaining the rhythm of a class of 30 teenagers. Existing tools were either too invasive or too fragile for school Wi-Fi.
Design Lead, SQOOL Classe product squad
Two years working alongside the CPO, 5 designers, product managers, and developers
Design Lead
Product squad, 2 years
Field research
Classroom observation
42 prototypes
GSAP animations
Design system
SQOOL suite
5 designers
Team coordination
Two years working alongside the CPO, 5 designers, product managers, and developers. From ideation workshops to delivery, through strategic framing and intensive prototyping of 42 usage scenarios.
Eight modules delivered, one goal: let the teacher focus on teaching
Supervision
Core real-time supervision and classroom management tools.
Key Deliverables
- Student grid with live status indicators
- Real-time screen previews
- One-tap lock for all tablets
- QR code class opening (30 seconds)
- Grid and carousel display modes
Collaboration
Interactive tools for teacher-student exchanges.
Key Deliverables
- Document and link distribution
- Teacher-student messaging
- Live polling and shared timer
- Screen projection and live annotation
- Drag-and-drop group creation
Assessment
Exam mode, monitoring, and academic compliance.
Key Deliverables
- Assignment mode with configurable restrictions
- Official exam setup (MDM configuration)
- 32-station parallel monitoring
- Copy collection and academic transmission
- URL filtering and content restriction
What we designed
Six key interfaces covering the full teacher and student experience.
Teacher grid view
Each student occupies a tile with name, active application, battery, and connection status. 32 students displayed simultaneously, readable at a glance.
Screen sharing
The teacher selects a full screen or a specific window. An indicator confirms that sharing is active and received.
Document distribution
Documents arrive from local storage or Google Drive directly onto tablets. A timestamped notification confirms receipt.
Student experience
Two views coexist: class view (classmates, resources, messages) and group view (dedicated space with specific resources and instructions).
Student interactions
Six ways to communicate with the teacher without disrupting the class: question, comprehension signal, assignment submission.
Classrooms
The student home screen shows all active classes. One tap to join. No login, no configuration.
Interactive prototypes
42 animated scenarios
QR code class opening
Full-screen QR code, instant scan, student cards appearing progressively.
Link sharing to the whole class
The teacher types a URL, every student browser opens the same page at the same time.
Screen sharing in progress
The teacher sees their screen and their students simultaneously during sharing.
Classroom observation, Jean Vilar middle school
Before drawing anything, we sit in the classroom.
42 interactive prototypes to explore
Each scenario documented with GSAP animations
What this work produced
Equipped schools
Île-de-France
Interactive prototypes
Each scenario documented
To connect the class
Via QR code
I had the chance to collaborate with Victor for 3 years as a duo and he is one of the most inspiring designers I have worked with. Victor combines overflowing creativity with an impressive work ethic.
Charlotte Rifflet
CPO, UNOWHY