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Students

Slides + a live code editor

codekiwi.app · Session 4821

Slide 3 · Coding question

Speed Checker

Write a program that:

  1. Sets speed = 72
  2. Prints “Slow down!” if over 65
  3. Otherwise, a safe message
main.py▸ Run
1speed = 72
2if speed > 65:
3 print("Slow down!")
4else:
5 print("Drive safely.")
$ Slow down!
✔ Done

The slide the teacher is on, with a code editor beside it. Write and run code without leaving the lesson.

Teachers

Every student, coding live

Teacher Dashboard
Session 48216 students
APAiden P.
Done
speed = 72
if speed > 65:
BOBea O.
Done
print("Slow down!")
CTCasey T.
Coding
if speed > 65|
DADiego A.
Needs help
prin("Slow down)
ECEleanor C.
Done
print("Drive safely.")
FKFarah K.
Coding
else:
  print(

See everyone's code and run status at a glance, so you can spot who's stuck without walking the room.

Every slide becomes a live coding classroom. Students write, run, and learn together in real time.

From slides to running code in minutes

No installs, no logins for students, no rebuilding your lesson somewhere else.

Students

Join and start coding

  1. 1

    Open the link your teacher shares and type your name. No account, no install.

  2. 2

    Follow along on the same slide, with a code editor right beside it.

  3. 3

    Write and run code, see instantly if your answer is right, and raise a hand if you're stuck.

Teachers

Run your classroom

  1. 1

    Open the CodeKiwi add-on in the Google Slides deck you already teach from.

  2. 2

    Mark any slide as a coding question and set the answer it should be graded against.

  3. 3

    Start the lesson and watch every student's code, score, and who needs help, live.

Why Teachers Choose CodeKiwi

Built for high school CS classrooms. Keep your lesson, add live coding, and see who needs you.

Your slides, made live

Keep the deck you already teach from. CodeKiwi drops a code editor right beside it. Live-code a demo that every student mirrors in real time, then hand it back so they try it themselves.

Auto-graded in the moment

Set an expected answer on any coding slide. Students see correct or not-quite the instant they run, and you get a running score for each one.

See who's stuck, live

One dashboard shows every student's code and status, and flags the moment someone raises their hand or gets stuck, so you can walk straight to them.