A circle with everything you need to teach or to learn: tasks, hand-ins, grades, files, chat and Neo in one place — and every piece of real work you do there is written into your Academic Passport.
Ciiircle brings your tools, your circles, your academic record and Neo under one roof.
Open your circle's link and it's all there: what's due, what's been shared, what you've handed in.
Publish once, collect in one place, and grade without chasing attachments through an inbox.
No teacher needed: anyone can make a circle for their group and drop its link in the group chat — everyone joins in one tap.
Nine parts of one workspace. Every card here is a screen you can use today.
Set the work with a deadline, collect it with its files, and send back a grade with your notes.
An append-only ledger of what you contributed, and a public page built from it that you choose to share.
Ask about your week: it answers from your circle's tasks, announcements and dates, and shows its source.
Pin an announcement, run a poll, take replies — it doesn't sink in the chat.
The circle's sessions and deadlines in one calendar.
The circle's chat, where an @mention reaches the person.
Upload once. Images, video and code open in place, and every file has its comments.
Everything that changed in your circles, in one place.
A circle for each group that learns together. Share its link and everyone joins in one tap — and with several groups, give each one a circle inside it.
Six steps, from the moment you open your circle's link to the record you can send someone.
Open the link your circle sent you and create an account.
Open the circle: what has been announced, what is on the calendar, what is in the library.
Work from the circle's files, and ask Neo what's due and when.
Hand the task in with your files, before its deadline.
Grades come back with written feedback, and notifications and your attendance record keep pace.
Every contribution writes itself into your passport — and you decide who can see it.
Neo reads your circle before it answers: its tasks, announcements, upcoming sessions and recent chat — and the files themselves, PDF, Word and PowerPoint. Ask it about your own week, or to explain a file, not about the internet.
It reads that circle's tasks, announcements, calendar and recent chat, and opens its files to read what is inside.
Answers link back to the file, task or announcement they came from, and the link opens it.
For a teacher it drafts a quiz from a file or a topic. Nothing is created until you confirm, and you review it before anyone sees it.
In each circle it reads that circle only — not the circles inside it, and not anyone else's.
Arabic or English, following the language you are working in.
Conversations are saved per circle, and you can delete any of them.
A learning centre, an intensive course, a teacher and their students, a community that learns together — each gets a circle with everything it needs.
Start with one circle. Add the rest when you're ready.