Reactions —
feedback without chat noise
Students send a quick reaction or raise a hand, and you see it in the lesson room without interrupting the flow.
Sound familiar?
Sound familiar?
Feedback during a call without reactions:
- Students type in chat and interrupt the lesson flow
- Raised hands are verbal “me!” over each other
- You miss quiet students who need a turn
- Parents ask later whether the child “participated”
With Lenitera
What the room gives you:
- Emoji reactions on the tile
- Raised-hand queue in the lesson UI
- Feedback without leaving the activity
- Same family as call + whiteboard
How reactions work in class
- 01
01Faster turn-taking in groups
- 02
02Less verbal crosstalk for “I want to answer”
- 03
03A lighter signal than full chat
Keep the lesson moving with a simple signal
01
Reactions that float across the stage
Hearts, claps, fire — animated over the gallery so the room feels alive without opening chat.
02
Raised hands
See who is waiting for a turn while someone else speaks.
03
Same room as the call
Controls for mute, camera, reactions, and hand live in one dock.
Related platform features
Groups and mini-classes
One shared group path, with personal submission status for every member
Learn more
Frequently asked questions
No. They are a lightweight signal during a lesson. Use chat when you need a longer message.
Yes. They make it easy to see who wants the next turn.
AI transcript is in development. Reactions and hands ship in the live lesson room today.