Learn actively, one card at a time.
Students work through focused cards, answer, compare, apply, and receive feedback while the platform keeps progress visible.
Kapeeto School helps students truly learn.
Science-based learning journeys that help professors turn class material into practice, feedback, and visible progress without giving up teaching control.
Product
From content assigned to learning proven.
Students do not learn deeply because a PDF was uploaded or a quiz was assigned. They learn when they retrieve, reason, apply, receive feedback, and improve while the professor still owns the teaching decision.
Prepare faster and teach with intent.
Professors can generate a first draft from real class material, refine the learning path, and publish only when the class is ready.
See whether the pilot is working.
School teams can follow usage, completion, progress, and assessment signals from one school shell.
The Kapeeto Method
A five-step learning arc, not a random quiz.
Kapeeto classes are generated around a structured sequence based on educational science: Bloom's taxonomy, cognitive load theory, active learning, spaced repetition, and dual coding.
Bloom's taxonomy
Cognitive load theory
Active learning
Spaced repetition
Dual coding
Remember
Reactivate essential facts, vocabulary, names, definitions, events, formulas, or distinctions without overloading the student.
Analyze
Help students see structure: categories, causes, contrasts, sequences, relationships, and why parts belong together.
Apply
Make students use the material in a concrete example, problem, scenario, procedure, or source-specific situation.
Evaluate
Ask students to judge quality, evidence, tradeoffs, strengths, limits, and alternatives using criteria from the class.
Create
Let students synthesize what they learned into an explanation, proposal, map, question, plan, or solution.
Product proof
Two focused views: one for teaching, one for learning.
Kapeeto is built around the daily work of teachers and students: professors prepare, publish, and read progress; students practise through cards, feedback, and visible next steps.
Professor view
Plan, publish, and read progress.
Teachers keep control of course structure, class publication, student progress, and result signals from the professor view.
Student view
Study actively, one clear task at a time.
Students work through cards, answer, compare, receive feedback, and always know what to do next.
Pilot path
A serious pilot without heavy rollout friction.
Start with one school shell, one motivated professor group, and a short 30-day pilot that proves whether students use it, learn from it, and whether professors want to keep it.
Pilot call
Align on subjects, classes, data questions, and the right first group.
School shell
Create the school workspace, invite admins and professors, and prepare the first classes.
Pilot report
Review usage, completion, progress, assessment signals, and AI/API usage after the first cycle.
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