Hapara
Product Details
- Overview
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Hāpara is an instructional management and classroom visibility layer built around Google Workspace for Education. It helps teachers organize Google resources, distribute differentiated work, view student activity across browser tabs and Workspace files, guide web use, and give feedback from a consolidated teacher workspace.
It solves important classroom-management problems for Google-centered districts, but it is not a full general-purpose LMS with the same depth of course, assessment, and gradebook administration as Canvas, Schoology, or Moodle. It belongs more naturally in Classroom Management or Instructional Management, with a possible cross-list here.
- Features
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Google Workspace organization
- Organizes student Drive work, class resources, assignments, and shared folders in teacher-friendly views.
- Reduces time spent opening individual files and accounts.
Classroom visibility- Lets teachers view browser activity and supported student work, open or close tabs, focus sessions, and provide guidance.
- Supports responsible digital classroom routines.
Differentiation and feedback- Distributes resources to groups or individuals and helps teachers comment on work in progress.
- Supports personalized scaffolds without duplicating files manually.
District administration- Uses Google identities and supports centralized policies, rostering, reporting, and deployment features according to license.
- Preserves the existing Clever SSO selection.
- Interoperabilty
- Support Options
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- Web
- Company News
Hapara Workspace provides teachers with a space to build assignments and projects that can easily be differentiated for groups or individuals. It gives learners an easy, intuitive interface to manage their assignments, customize their submissions and participate in learning and teaching.
With Hapara Highlights, teachers can view learner browsing activity, focus their browsing on specific sites and help learners become better digital citizens by providing personalized, private feedback.







































































