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Lead Interaction Designer · 2022
SQOOL Classe: a supervision tool designed to fade behind the pedagogy. The teachers we interviewed described the same reality: the tablet added a layer of complexity that was difficult to absorb.
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.
Six key interfaces covering the full teacher and student experience.
Each student occupies a tile with name, active application, battery, and connection status. 32 students displayed simultaneously, readable at a glance.

Teacher grid view
The teacher selects a full screen or a specific window. An indicator confirms that sharing is active and received.

Screen sharing
Documents arrive from local storage or Google Drive directly onto tablets. A timestamped notification confirms receipt.

Document distribution
Two views coexist: class view (classmates, resources, messages) and group view (dedicated space with specific resources and instructions).

Student experience
Six ways to communicate with the teacher without disrupting the class: question, comprehension signal, assignment submission.

Student interactions
The student home screen shows all active classes. One tap to join. No login, no configuration.

Classrooms
42 animated scenarios
Full-screen QR code, instant scan, student cards appearing progressively.

QR code class opening
The teacher types a URL, every student browser opens the same page at the same time.

Link sharing to the whole class
The teacher sees their screen and their students simultaneously during sharing.

Screen sharing in progress
Before drawing anything, we sit in the classroom.

Classroom observation, Jean Vilar middle school
Equipped schools, Île-de-France
Interactive prototypes documented
To connect the class via QR code