Kami App

Kami is a digital classroom app that transforms PDFs and documents into interactive, collaborative workspaces — letting students and teachers annotate, highlight, draw, type, add voice and video comments, and complete assignments directly on documents. It became essential during the shift to digital and hybrid learning by making the traditional worksheet fully digital and interactive: instead of printing, students work right on the PDF, and teachers grade and give feedback in the same space.

Kami integrates tightly with Google Classroom, Canvas, Schoology and other learning platforms, so assignments flow smoothly into existing workflows. Its accessibility features — text-to-speech, annotation tools, and support for diverse learners — make it especially valuable for inclusive classrooms. Teachers can create interactive assignments, provide rich feedback (including voice notes), and track student work, while students complete and submit everything digitally.

Kami offers a free plan with core annotation features, and paid tiers (for teachers and schools) that add advanced tools, integrations, and AI-assisted features for creating and grading.

Strengths: makes PDFs and worksheets fully interactive and paperless, strong accessibility support, deep LMS integrations, and rich feedback options including voice. Weaknesses: the most powerful features sit behind paid tiers, it's document-centric (a workspace for existing materials rather than a lesson creator), and it requires devices and reliable internet.

For teachers running digital or hybrid classrooms who want students to work interactively on documents and worksheets — with annotation, accessibility, and easy feedback — Kami is one of the most widely used tools, turning static PDFs into living, collaborative learning spaces.