
Anyone can be a creator
Teachers can distribute images, web pages, PDF files, audio-video files, etc. to student devices; collect students' multimedia creations; show multiple ideas to the class for comparison; and send feedback about individual students' work.
Simply connect cards

Simply connect cards
Ideas can be captured as cards.
Cards can be connected with lines and ordered to make ideas easy to understand. Thus it is easy to quickly organize thoughts during a class.
Share cards with the class

Share cards with the class
Students can submit to the teacher the ideas they captured as cards or share them with one another. Cards can be used to make a presentation, show ideas to friends, or compare ideas as a class; creating opportunities for shared learning experiences.
Record learning progression

Record learning progression
Pre-class work, in-class presentations and exercises, and review work can all be stored as cards in a single note.
Learners can create a personalized record of what they learned, available for review any time.
Develop Cognitive Abilities

Develop Cognitive Abilities
Write out your ideas as cards in Thinking Tools, visual representations of common thought patterns. Repetitive use when organizing ideas into more complex concepts helps you develop the ability to think clearly.
Learn about Thinking Tools
Create enthusiastic learners
Because students can rapidly turn their ideas into presentations, opportunities for self-expression in the classroom increase. Increased self-expression boosts students motivation, leading to increased uptake and a positive attitude towards learning. As a natural result, students scores improve.

Fredrick Gear: Engagement went from 80% to 100%
Pilot Schools Wanted
Schools or classrooms that volunteer to be pilot schools enjoy use of our full-featured School Plan for free. In exchange, we only ask that they send us a single one-page report each semester, detailing a lesson that used LoiLoNote School.
To apply, please contact us.
Use examples library
We’ve gathered together examples of actual use cases from countries all over the world including USA, Germany and Japan. Take a look at the “Support” page if you get stuck for ideas!