Share study material with your class, and know it arrived
PDFs, notes, links, a solved paper, a quiz or a whole learning kit — assigned to the batch in one tap. Students join with a class code, so there is nothing to set up and no email addresses to collect.
How do I share study material with my students?
In Veda students join your class with a code or a link — no email addresses — and anything you assign reaches them: PDFs, notes, links, learning kits, solved papers and self-marking quizzes. You can see who opened and who finished each item, and the material stays findable months later. Free.
A PDF from September is already lost
The class WhatsApp group is a fine way to tell forty people something now, and a terrible place to keep anything. Two months of forwards sit on top of the chapter notes you sent, nobody can find the file the week before the exam, and you cannot answer "did everyone get it". Keep sharing the link in the group — put the material somewhere it stays findable.
- Material sits against the subject, not in a chat scroll
- Still shareable by a WhatsApp link, because that is how it reaches them
- A student joining in October can still see September
- Nothing expires or scrolls away
Assign anything you made, not just attachments
A PDF is the least useful thing you can send, because nothing happens to it. The same one tap assigns a learning kit built from your chapter, a solved question paper, a quiz that marks itself, or a challenge — to the whole batch, in the language the material is in.
- Learning kits built from your own chapter
- Solved question papers with every answer
- Quizzes that score themselves and rank the batch
- Challenges, for the students who finish early
No email addresses, no accounts to create
Every system a teacher abandons died at onboarding — forty email addresses, forty passwords, four parents who never replied. Students join your class with a code or a link. That is the whole setup, and it is why this survives contact with a real batch.
- A class code or a link — students join themselves
- No student email addresses required
- Works on whatever phone they already have
- Your material, attendance and grades stay yours alone
The things that actually get sent
Chapter notes as a PDF
The most-shared item in every class group, and the one that disappears fastest. Filed by subject here.
The unit test and its key
Share the paper you set, then the answer key after they have attempted it.
A reference link
A video, an article, a past paper on another site. Kept with the chapter instead of lost in chat.
A kit from your own chapter
Notes, flashcards and practice questions generated from the material you teach from.
A solved question paper
Every question answered at exam length, sized to its marks.
Material in the class language
What you upload in Gujarati stays Gujarati; Hindi stays Hindi. The material follows the language it came in.
About sharing with a class
How do students get the material?
They join your class with a code or a link, once. After that anything you assign reaches them. You can still drop the link in the class WhatsApp group — that is usually how they find out there is something new.
Do I need their email addresses?
No. That requirement is the reason most class software is abandoned in week two. A code or a link is the whole setup.
Can I see who opened it?
Yes — who opened it, who finished, and how they scored where the item was a quiz or a test.
What can I share besides PDFs?
Notes, links, learning kits built from your chapter, solved question papers, quizzes that mark themselves, and challenges. A PDF is the least useful of them because nothing happens to it.
Is my material visible to other teachers?
No. Your materials, attendance, grades, reports, answer keys and question papers are yours alone unless you deliberately share them.
Does it work in Gujarati or Hindi?
Yes. Material follows the language of what you upload, across 42 languages, and generated kits and quizzes are written in that language rather than translated afterwards.
Is it free?
Yes — sharing material, assigning it and creating kits from your own chapters are free, with no ads.
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Share it once. Findable in February.
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