Hyperlink

One-tap doorways to the sites you use every day.

Your daily links — the reading platform, the maths site, the shared folder — as tidy buttons on the board. Stop typing URLs in front of an audience.

Also called: link buttons · class bookmarks

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How it works

Three steps, zero setup

No setup screen, no import wizard — Hyperlink lives on the same board as everything else and it's running before the class has sat down.

The whole setup: tap it on the dock, drag it where the class can see it.

1

Open the dock and tap Hyperlink

Add your links, each with a label — and a picture if you like.

2

Pick a layout

A neat list, tiles or big friendly buttons — whatever suits the age group.

Tap to go

One tap opens the site. The morning-login shuffle gets three minutes shorter.

Classroom ideas

Try it tomorrow

Three ways teachers actually run hyperlink — steal one for tomorrow morning.

Buttons for pre-readers

The reading app as a big picture button means even the youngest self-start — the picture is the label.

Station rotation links

One button per station, one colour per group. Groups tap their colour and go — rotation logistics, retired.

The sub-day directory

A cover teacher taps the same buttons your class uses every day. The routine survives you being ill.

Same dock, one tap away

Pairs well with

Every tool lives on the same board — these turn hyperlink into a whole routine.

QR Code

Buttons for the board's device, codes for everyone else's.

Embed

A doorway when the site lives over there; an embed when you want it right here.

Text

Label the button row so anyone covering the class finds everything.

YouTube

Buttons for the sites, a player for the videos — the lesson's launchpad.

…and the rest of the dock is one tap away:

FAQ

Good to know

Can I add pictures to links?

Yes — give each link an image and the tiles become recognisable at a glance, reader or not.

How many links fit?

Plenty — group them into one widget or run several: one for daily sites, one for this unit.

List, tiles or buttons?

All three layouts are built in — lists are compact, tiles are visual, buttons are unmissable.

Do I need an account to try it?

No — no login, no install. Your links save with the board on this device; an account is only for other devices.

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Put a hyperlink on your board

Open a board, tap the dock, and it's there. That's the whole setup.