ZAINORA TeachOS
Your teaching workspace: a digital notebook, whiteboard, slide presenter and classroom assistant on one finite page.
Your teaching workspace: a digital notebook, whiteboard, slide presenter and classroom assistant on one finite page.
Name it once — everything autosaves after that.
Made from this lesson: the pages, the slides, your equations and what you said. Saved with the lesson.
Synced with the board: tap a moment or a line of the transcript and the video jumps there, with the board on that page.
Type it the LaTeX way: F = ma, \frac{1}{2}mv^2, v = u + at, \sqrt{x}, H_2O, \times, \rightarrow. It becomes an object you can move, resize and annotate.
Exactly what you teach on, nothing outside it. PDF exports every page, one per PDF page, with your ink on top. PNG exports the current page. Ink only exports this page's annotation layer as a transparent PNG. The original presentation is never modified.
One name per line — used by the picker, wheel and attendance.
Paste any link — it becomes a live object on the whiteboard that you can move, resize, play and annotate around. YouTube links are detected automatically (watch, youtu.be, shorts). Nothing opens in another tab.
PowerPoint is your editor. TeachOS is your teaching surface. Your file is never modified — ink lives on a separate layer, per slide.
1 · Exact design (recommended for old decks): in PowerPoint do File → Save As → PDF, then drop the PDF anywhere on TeachOS. Those pages are rendered by PowerPoint itself — pixel-perfect fonts, layout, colours, everything.
2 · Quick import with animations: drop the .pptx directly. Click-by-click builds and transitions play, but the look is TeachOS's best approximation — old, heavily-designed decks may differ.
3 · Keep editing your decks: change the file in PowerPoint any time, then press ⟳ here and re-pick it — the slides update and your ink stays on each slide. ⬇ gives you back the untouched original.
4 · Exact design + animations together: that needs Microsoft's own engine — ⚡ PPT Live plays a link-hosted copy with the TeachOS ink layer on top.
Reading the file.
Plays your original .pptx in Microsoft's own PowerPoint engine: animations, transitions, SmartArt, equations, fonts, embedded media and click sequences render exactly as in PowerPoint, with a teacher ink layer floating on top.
Paste a link to the file (OneDrive/SharePoint share, Google Drive, Dropbox, or any direct web link). Browsers cannot stream a local-only file to PowerPoint Online — upload it to one of those services first, or use the built-in vector viewer (Import → Present) which works fully offline.