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Show HN: ClassPager lets teachers send reminders and run live Q&A over SMS.

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Re: Show HN: ClassPager lets teachers send reminders and run live Q&A over SMS.

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This is really neat. A few of my relatives are high school teachers that I'm sure will love this. I'll forward it to tem.

Also, great name. I've seen others in this space with names that aren't quite as clear as yours, which is important for the demographics you're targeting – teachers and parents.

Re: Show HN: ClassPager lets teachers send reminders and run live Q&A over SMS.

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First - the site: I love the simplicity. The concept is clear immediately.

Second - the service itself: it's a great angle. Kids love SMS messages and this embraces the use of technology/cell phones in a positive way. It creates a more personal connection between teachers and kids without breaching privacy. We had something similar, though far more basic, when we were working on an LMS and that was a highlight we often overlooked but got the most vibrant response.

Great work so far!

Re: Show HN: ClassPager lets teachers send reminders and run live Q&A over SMS.

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post #2

This is really neat. A few of my relatives are high school teachers that I'm sure will love this. I'll forward it to tem. Also, great name. I've seen others in this space with names that aren't quite as clear as yours, which is important for the demographics you're targeting – teachers and parents.

Thank you!

I really appreciate you forwarding it to them. If they have any questions at all, or just need a walkthrough, they're welcome to email me: m [at] classpager.com.

Re: Show HN: ClassPager lets teachers send reminders and run live Q&A over SMS.

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Do you have any traction yet? My friend does the same thing http://www.tophatmonocle.com/

Yes, we have classrooms using the service.

I'd love to talk to them, if you think they'd be interested in a conversation. We're headed in a bit of a different direction (message analytics and eventually generating questions), though I agree it looks pretty similar right now.

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