Kami Reviews

Pros

I've been on Kami for years now. My favorite thing is how it makes PDFs feel alive and you can actually write all over them. When I'm presenting to a room full of people, this is huge. And the fact that it just snaps into Google tools as an add-on without charging extra? Yes please.

Cons

To be totally honest the free version is already great. I have no complaints.

Pros

It is super easy to use and has tons of editing options. I work with both in-person and remote students and it makes sure they all have access to the same content no matter where they are. The ability to edit documents and use extra tools like a dictionary and pictures is a game changer for keeping them engaged.

Cons

I really don't have anything I dislike about Kami right now. It works well for what I need.

Pros

I'm constantly amazed by how much you can tweak in Kami while keeping everything dead simple to use. We've got students sitting right in front of us and others joining from home. Everyone needs the same materials no matter where they're logging in from. Kami makes that actually happen. Plus our whole program lives online anyway, so being able to mark stuff up and pull in dictionaries and pictures and whatnot keeps people interested and actually using it.

Cons

There's nothing I dislike about Kami right now. It just works.

Pros

I'm constantly amazed by how much you can tweak in Kami while keeping everything dead simple to use. We've got students sitting right in front of us and others joining from home. Everyone needs the same materials no matter where they're logging in from. Kami makes that actually happen. Plus our whole program lives online anyway, so being able to mark stuff up and pull in dictionaries and pictures and whatnot keeps people interested and actually using it.

Cons

There's nothing I dislike about Kami right now. It just works.

Pros

I'm constantly amazed by how much you can tweak in Kami while keeping everything dead simple to use. We've got students sitting right in front of us and others joining from home. Everyone needs the same materials no matter where they're logging in from. Kami makes that actually happen. Plus our whole program lives online anyway, so being able to mark stuff up and pull in dictionaries and pictures and whatnot keeps people interested and actually using it.

Cons

There's nothing I dislike about Kami right now. It just works.

Pros

I'm constantly amazed by how much you can tweak in Kami while keeping everything dead simple to use. We've got students sitting right in front of us and others joining from home. Everyone needs the same materials no matter where they're logging in from. Kami makes that actually happen. Plus our whole program lives online anyway, so being able to mark stuff up and pull in dictionaries and pictures and whatnot keeps people interested and actually using it.

Cons

There's nothing I dislike about Kami right now. It just works.

Pros

I'm constantly amazed by how much you can tweak in Kami while keeping everything dead simple to use. We've got students sitting right in front of us and others joining from home. Everyone needs the same materials no matter where they're logging in from. Kami makes that actually happen. Plus our whole program lives online anyway, so being able to mark stuff up and pull in dictionaries and pictures and whatnot keeps people interested and actually using it.

Cons

There's nothing I dislike about Kami right now. It just works.

Pros

I'm constantly amazed by how much you can tweak in Kami while keeping everything dead simple to use. We've got students sitting right in front of us and others joining from home. Everyone needs the same materials no matter where they're logging in from. Kami makes that actually happen. Plus our whole program lives online anyway, so being able to mark stuff up and pull in dictionaries and pictures and whatnot keeps people interested and actually using it.

Cons

There's nothing I dislike about Kami right now. It just works.

Pros

I'm constantly amazed by how much you can tweak in Kami while keeping everything dead simple to use. We've got students sitting right in front of us and others joining from home. Everyone needs the same materials no matter where they're logging in from. Kami makes that actually happen. Plus our whole program lives online anyway, so being able to mark stuff up and pull in dictionaries and pictures and whatnot keeps people interested and actually using it.

Cons

There's nothing I dislike about Kami right now. It just works.

Pros

This tool has so many features I love! Annotating documents, collaborating with others, using comment tools and integrating with our LMS are just a few. Plus it has fantastic accessibility options making it so easy for everyone to use.

Cons

There aren't many downsides but one thing to mention is that there are limited features available for free access which is understandable.

Pros

Kami's accessibility features are amazing! Students can engage in lessons using text, speech-to-text, text-to-speech, video, audio and even screencasts. It's fantastic that one tool can meet the diverse needs of all our students with features like multilingual dictionaries a variety of voices for Read Aloud and translatable menus. It really helps our Student Services and Dual Language Programs provide support efficiently.

Cons

If I had to pick something I like the least, it would be that there are fewer resources in the Kami Library for secondary levels.

Pros

The templates built into Kami are such a bonus! It also gives my students a sense of ownership by allowing them to choose the accessibility tools they want to use.

Cons

I use the free version and I do wish the premium version was a bit cheaper.

Pros

It makes every online resource interactive! The Canvas and Google Classroom integration is so handy for sending assignments, leaving feedback and reviewing student work in real-time. It also lets students add images, videos and drawings which is awesome for their creativity. And as a teacher I love being able to control which tools are available based on the assignment. Kami's a must-have!

Cons

Any feature I needed that wasn't already in Kami's tools has been added by the team. One thing I'd love to see is the ability for users to add pages anywhere in their work not just at the bottom.

Pros

Honestly there's too many good things to list. But if I had to call out a few, annotating documents is huge, working together in real time is slick, the comment tools are perfect, hooking into our LMS was painless, and all the accessibility stuff they built in makes sure nobody gets left out.

Cons

There really aren't many downsides. The only thing, and it makes total sense, is that the free version doesn't have all the bells and whistles. You have to pay for the full experience.

Pros

Honestly there's too many good things to list. But if I had to call out a few, annotating documents is huge, working together in real time is slick, the comment tools are perfect, hooking into our LMS was painless, and all the accessibility stuff they built in makes sure nobody gets left out.

Cons

There really aren't many downsides. The only thing, and it makes total sense, is that the free version doesn't have all the bells and whistles. You have to pay for the full experience.

Pros

Honestly there's too many good things to list. But if I had to call out a few, annotating documents is huge, working together in real time is slick, the comment tools are perfect, hooking into our LMS was painless, and all the accessibility stuff they built in makes sure nobody gets left out.

Cons

There really aren't many downsides. The only thing, and it makes total sense, is that the free version doesn't have all the bells and whistles. You have to pay for the full experience.

Pros

Honestly there's too many good things to list. But if I had to call out a few, annotating documents is huge, working together in real time is slick, the comment tools are perfect, hooking into our LMS was painless, and all the accessibility stuff they built in makes sure nobody gets left out.

Cons

There really aren't many downsides. The only thing, and it makes total sense, is that the free version doesn't have all the bells and whistles. You have to pay for the full experience.

Pros

Honestly there's too many good things to list. But if I had to call out a few, annotating documents is huge, working together in real time is slick, the comment tools are perfect, hooking into our LMS was painless, and all the accessibility stuff they built in makes sure nobody gets left out.

Cons

There really aren't many downsides. The only thing, and it makes total sense, is that the free version doesn't have all the bells and whistles. You have to pay for the full experience.

Pros

Honestly there's too many good things to list. But if I had to call out a few, annotating documents is huge, working together in real time is slick, the comment tools are perfect, hooking into our LMS was painless, and all the accessibility stuff they built in makes sure nobody gets left out.

Cons

There really aren't many downsides. The only thing, and it makes total sense, is that the free version doesn't have all the bells and whistles. You have to pay for the full experience.

Pros

Honestly there's too many good things to list. But if I had to call out a few, annotating documents is huge, working together in real time is slick, the comment tools are perfect, hooking into our LMS was painless, and all the accessibility stuff they built in makes sure nobody gets left out.

Cons

There really aren't many downsides. The only thing, and it makes total sense, is that the free version doesn't have all the bells and whistles. You have to pay for the full experience.