Let your student use the website

You share one browser tab and hand over the controls. They click, type and solve on the real site instead of watching you scroll it, and you take control back whenever you want.

Start for free

The extension is live in the Chrome Web Store — free, for the teacher's side only.

Shared Tab Control is part of the Classroom

In the lesson

Tab sharedinteractive grammar trainer

Live

Control handed to Mariashe clicks and types in your tab

Hers

Control taken backone click, any moment

Yours

The best exercise is often on some website

Online trainers, dictionaries, maps, coding sandboxes, past-paper archives. Share your screen and your student watches you use it. Hand them the controls and they're the one doing the work, while you watch every move.

They do it, you watch. Your student works on the real site and you see every click.
Any site works. If it opens in your Chrome tab, it can be the lesson.

Handing over the keyboard

YouTry the next exercise yourself — you have the keyboard

Maria is typingin your tab, from her side

Live

MariaDone — question 3 was tricky but I got it

One extension, on your side only

Install the Class Spot Tab Control extension in Chrome and that's the setup done. Your students join on the usual lesson link with nothing to install. Share a tab, hand over control when it's needed, take it back in one click.

Only the tab you shared. Never your other tabs, your windows or your desktop.
You stay in charge. Hand control over and take it back in one click, mid-sentence if you like.
It goes straight between you. The tab and their clicks travel from your browser to theirs. We don't record it and we don't keep a copy.

Setup

Chrome extensioninstalled on your side only

You

Student installs nothingjoins the lesson by link as usual

0 setup

Peer-to-peernothing recorded or stored

Private

Bring any website into the lesson

Share a tab, give the student control and watch them work on the real activity.

Start for free