Kami is a PDF annotator for teachers and students, offering tools for creating, collaborating, and assessing learning materials digitally.

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Teachers use Kami to turn PDFs, worksheets, and slides into digital assignments students can complete and share online. Students can add text, highlights, drawings, shapes, comments, and images or video to documents, while teachers can give feedback with text, audio, or video comments.([kamiapp.com](https://www.kamiapp.com/products/kami-app/features/?utm_source=openai)) For lesson preparation, educators can combine, reorder, rotate, or split document pages and adapt editable templates from the Kami Library. They can create auto-graded questions, control which tools students can use, and review work to track progress and provide feedback. Kami also supports real-time document collaboration and integrates with learning platforms including Google Classroom, Canvas, Schoology, and Microsoft Teams.([help.kamiapp.com](https://help.kamiapp.com/kami-help-center/split-and-merge-tool?utm_source=openai)) Built-in learning supports include read-aloud, text recognition for scanned pages, voice typing, captions, translation, and accessibility font options. Kami may suit teachers and students who want to annotate and work together on digital class materials, and educators seeking tools for assessment, feedback, and accessible instruction.([kamiapp.com](https://www.kamiapp.com/products/kami-app/features/?utm_source=openai))

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