Is this school management software for principals?
No. It supports classroom teacher workflows. Principals, headteachers and school leaders can evaluate it as a teaching tool.
Teachers Little Helper
For schools, principals and teaching teams
School leaders evaluating educational software need to understand how it supports everyday teaching. Teachers Little Helper brings student work, assessment records and feedback into a teacher’s desktop workspace alongside the school’s existing platforms.
Download for Windows, Mac or LinuxProduct facts for your school evaluation
- Type of tool
- A desktop app for teachers reviewing student work and giving feedback.
- Operating systems
- Windows, macOS and Linux.
- Google Classroom
- Courses, students, assignments and submissions. Private comments require the enabled integration and account access.
- Studybee
- Feedback and assessments require Studybee access and automatic synchronisation enabled for the course.
- SchoolSoft
- Lesson timetables and attendance recording for teachers with service access.
- Dictation
- Teacher speech is converted to text using a local speech engine. First use may require a download.
- Local work
- Locally saved data and downloaded files can be used on the computer. New work and publication require internet access.
Support classroom organisation and teacher workflows
Teachers can organise student assignments, assessment evidence, notes and learning goals in a desktop app. Teaching teams can evaluate how this approach fits their lessons and feedback practices.
Start with your existing learning platforms
Google Classroom, Studybee and SchoolSoft provide different integration features. Accounts and access permissions determine what each teacher can use. This is a teacher productivity tool, not a principal dashboard or a complete school management system.
Review local storage and synchronisation
Data can be stored locally and selected information can be synchronised between authorised devices. Before adoption, review the data involved, integration access and your school’s student-data procedures. Do not assume the software automatically meets all institutional requirements.
Evaluate one specific workflow
Start with a workflow teachers can try, such as reviewing a submission and giving feedback.
Check account access and installation. Try fictional student work under school procedures. Note what is saved locally, what synchronises and whether published feedback can be verified.
Record prerequisites, problems and teacher observations. Time the same task to evaluate savings; the app has no verified general savings percentage.
Evaluate the fit for your school
- Choose a specific teacher workflow to review, such as student submissions or feedback.
- Check operating systems, Google Classroom accounts and any need for Studybee or SchoolSoft.
- Review access, local storage and synchronisation with the responsible staff.
- Ask teachers to evaluate the workflow in their teaching context before deciding on wider adoption.
Frequently asked questions
Can schools outside Sweden use it?
Google Classroom workflows may be relevant to teachers internationally. Availability depends on school accounts, services and permissions. SchoolSoft features require SchoolSoft.
Which computers are supported?
Windows, macOS and Linux. Your school should also check its installation and access requirements.