IB Math Hub
Web app · private virtual classroom for IB Mathematics
- The problem
- IB students juggle notes, practice, grades and a 20-mark Internal Assessment across scattered tools. Teachers cannot see where each student is stuck until a deadline has passed.
- What I built
- One signed-in classroom for my Analysis and Approaches SL and HL classes. Students join with a class code and get their own day plan, notebook, practice, progress view and gradebook.
- Key features
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- IA Studio: the Internal Assessment as 15 stages in four phases, from finding a focus to final submission
- Teacher feedback and approval at each stage, with a submission history
- Practice with hints, worked solutions and exam-style drills
- Auto-marked exit tickets, homework and quizzes, checked against known misconceptions
- Mastery tracked skill by skill for every student
- Built-in calculator and IB formula booklet
- Class calendar and source log for references
- Teacher side: marking queue, gradebook, automatic reminders and a data cycle view
- Personalised quizzes, an assessment studio and CSV export of marks
- Status
- Live and used by my IB classes, and improved continuously from what I see in lessons.
- Result
- In the November 2026 data cycle, all 99 of my IB students were on track for a grade 4 or above, against a department target of 60%. These are internal predicted grades from marked tests, quizzes and exit tickets. The same view breaks results down by exam paper and by IB command term, which tells me what to reteach.







Every class, student and piece of work shown is invented. No real student data appears.








