Marg Seesaw

Seesaw is a an absolute disaster and has been the bane of my kids remote learning. I can't emphasise how bad it is and how much stress it has caused us. I have literally no idea why anyone would want to use such an awful remote learning tool besides the fact that they really dislike their parents and kids. Some of the examples: - The codes randomly stop working so you can't log in to school classes - there is no way to save your code against a login so you only have to remember your username and password- you can't crop images you are uploading so you have to deal with an awful way to take photos of your kids work by struggling against its horrible remote camera functionality. - you can't down load pdfs of the printouts and print them - parents have to look for seperate email. - Teachers need to resort to using the ways to send videos - and it insists on using it's awful interface to do work. - The mobile apps only let you login with one child at a time MOST OF ALL their support just don't respond.. ever. Plus a multitude of other pain points the just gets me riled. Seesaw is a constant source of pain - I can't emphasise how much I detest this software and how much harder it made trying to teach my kids.

I wouldn't even give it 1. Its so time consuming and frustrating to use. Children are getting anxieties just trying to figure how to use it. Who made this app. IXL Is also a app but far better to use. The people who made this need to use it themselves so they can understand how badly it needs to be adjusted.

its unusable for children, its a windows 98 set up with modern graphics. ive had a pc since 1998 AOL dial up i cant use this. it should be simple to use. plus there nothing anywhere that show use how to use it, its all set up for teachers.

I am at a loss to understand how this has been selected as the go-to platform for remote learning. It is about 5 years behind the times and offers no intuitive use or easy means of communicating, uploading, printing. In short, this is a terrible app and the makers should genuinely have a long hard look at themselves if they feel that this in any way represents a success or they feel they have achieved something. They really have not i suspect half the kids being forced to use this could do better

I am a grandparent of a 7 year old. In 65 years I have never come across such unusable rubbish. I feel stressed having to try and use it myself let alone showing a 7 year old.Going for a lie down now to recover.