Enhance Every Reading Moment
Clook: develop their passion for reading
As a teacher, use Clook to ensure your students read frequently and understand what they read.
Works with any book, assigned by teacher or chosen by chilren.
Read-aloud session recording
On their device, children record their read-aloud sessions of any book (teacher-assigned + home book).
Comprehension questions
Boost reading maturity with engaging questions after each session.
Progress monitoring
Like parents, teachers keep track of students' progress on your assigned books, and home-books.
Explore Clook's Features
Reading Session Recording
For any book, automatically record each read-aloud session to track progress over time. A silent mode is also available.
Comprehension Questions
Enhance understanding with tailored questions that follow each reading.
Class management
Teachers assign books to students, with optional deadline.
Teachers can also get visibility on home-books read by each child.
Parental/teacher collaboration
Once parents accepted teacher's invitation, both educators get visibility on child's independent reading activities.
Getting Started with Clook
How Clook Works for Teachers
1
Create a free teacher account for your class
Start by downloading Clook and creating your class.
Then share invitation codes for parents to claim their child's profile
2
Assign books to students
Teacher can assign books to class members, with optional deadline.
Parent can also authorise teachers to view progress on child-selected books.
3
Monitor reading activity
While parents can easily ensure their child reads frequently, teachers get a comprehensive view of reading activity and can motivate children with class leaderboard.
What Parents and Teachers Say
"Clook has transformed our reading sessions at home. My child is now more engaged and eager to read every night!"
Sarah L., Parent
"As a teacher, Clook is an invaluable tool for tracking my students' progress. It's easy to use and very effective."
Mr. Thompson, Teacher
"I love how Clook encourages my students to think critically about what they read. It's a game-changer in the classroom."
Mrs. Rivera, Educator