How Classla compares

An Alternative to DeltaMath

Classla is one course for the whole class: lessons, a browser IDE with autograders, math answers graded for equivalence, video lessons, live review games, grading, analytics and attendance, with an assistant that drafts the next assignment from what the class missed. Here is how the job you use DeltaMath for works in it.

DeltaMath

Math practice

DeltaMath gives each student randomized problems, accepts equivalent answers, gives feedback as soon as a student submits, and runs timed tests. Classla does that too.

In the same course

  • The practice, the graded quiz and the review game share one gradebook, so the course grade is the whole picture.
  • Analytics name the question the class missed, and the next lesson can start there.

  • Each student's own numbers

    Give a question's variables random numbers. A regrade uses the same ones, and a practice retake rolls new ones. Docs

  • Equivalent answers

    2(x + 1) is 2x + 2 unless you set the form: Simplified, Factored, Expanded or Exact. Typed on a math keyboard, not LaTeX. Docs

  • Feedback while they work

    Check Answer says why an equivalent answer is in the wrong form, with your hint, before it counts. Docs

  • Timed tests

    A timer per student you can pause or extend, one question at a time, lockdown in Chrome, and the calculator off. Docs

  • Another try after grading

    Practice after grading lets students work a graded assignment again without touching the grade. Docs

  • Beyond a typed answer

    Graphs students draw, two-column proofs, and a photo of the handwritten work beside each answer, which you grade by checking off your rubric. Docs

Questions Teachers Ask

About moving math practice into Classla.

Does each student get different numbers?
Yes. Give a question's variables random numbers. A regrade uses the same ones, and a practice retake rolls new ones.
Does it accept equivalent answers?
Yes. 2(x + 1) is 2x + 2 unless you set the form: Simplified, Factored, Expanded or Exact.
Do students have to type LaTeX?
No. Students type on a math keyboard.
Does it work with Google Classroom or my LMS?
Yes. Classla syncs assignments to Google Classroom as placeholders that link back, and no student data goes to Google. Canvas and Moodle connect through LTI 1.3.
How is Classla priced?
$15 per student per school year for a K-12 school, paid by the teacher or the school. $30 per student per semester for a college, paid by the student or the department. Everything is included, with no add-ons.

Anything DeltaMath has that Classla does not, ask for it. Most requests ship within days.

Also compared: Edpuzzle, Kahoot! and Blooket, CodeHS and JuiceMind, Amplify Classroom.

Start with Your Next Assignment

You can explore all of Classla. To run a real class, use the AI assistant, or start from the official curriculum, email camden@classla.org and we will get you set up.

If you need a price for a department or a school, ask and you will get a written quote.

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Free to explore. Classes open once we verify you teach, usually the same day.

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Facts about other products were checked on each product's own website on October 25, 2026. Edpuzzle, Kahoot!, Blooket, CodeHS, JuiceMind, DeltaMath, Amplify Classroom and Desmos are trademarks of their owners. Classla is not affiliated with any of them. CSAwesome is used under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0.