# Downtime by Leon Classroom > Downtime is a live lesson assistant that runs in your browser. It supports every part of your > lesson, backs you up in the moments that come up in class, and drafts documents around the > lesson you taught, so you get your downtime back. A teacher starts a session and teaches as usual. Downtime listens through the teacher's microphone and works from what is said in the room. It runs in the browser, in the classroom or in online classes (PdPR) in Zoom, Meet or Teams, where students play games on their own phones. The teacher keeps Downtime on their own screen and puts on the board only what they choose. ## Every part of the lesson - Starting the class: start from the dashboard or straight from the RPH, replay last lesson's questions as a warm-up, and put today's objectives on the board. - Teaching the new topic: the notes, key terms and a map of the lesson build on the teacher's screen as they talk, usually within a minute, and go on the board when the teacher chooses; interactive pictures, from number lines to fraction bars and circuits, appear when the notes call for them. - Checking understanding: a minute or two after a point is taught, Quick Quiz or True or False questions on it are ready to play on the board; the class answers aloud or with thumbs and the teacher taps Reveal. "Test which objectives?" keeps a round on the objective just taught. - Practice: Quiz Show (teams pick a ticket and answer against the clock, harder tickets score more) and Titan Takedown (teams answer to strike a giant Titan, about three minutes), both on one screen; Quick Quiz, True or False, Fill the Gap, Who Am I and Odd One Out for the whole class; a printable worksheet (Student Copy) and answer key (Teacher Copy). - Wrapping up: Recap Slide, Exit Ticket (each objective in turn, thumbs up, sideways or down), Lesson Slides that replay the lesson, a short Myth vs Fact round on the mix-ups the teacher corrected, and printable homework with its answer key. ## The moments that come up in class Keeping everyone engaged, hearing from every student, seeing who really understood, keeping the room calm and keeping to time. The teacher reaches for team games, fair name pickers (from a class list added once), Show of Hands, Voice Level, a Noise Meter, Breathe, Brain Break, Countdown Timer and Recap Slide, all on the board, with nothing to prepare. On the board, games score teams, never one student. When students have phones, or the class is online, Fact Dash and Quiz Clash play on their own devices. ## The work before and after class - The RPH drafted from the lesson: after the lesson, what ran and what the teacher said is offered row by row, and nothing is written until the teacher accepts it. - DSKP-aligned: the teacher chooses the standards a lesson targets, every note and question is tagged to them, and a view shows what was covered. - Worksheets and homework with answer keys, made from the lesson. - One Student View link for the whole class, shared in the class WhatsApp group: students read the notes, go through the slides and practise with games from the lesson on their own phones, with no account, and students who were away catch up. Each lesson also prints as a booklet with a QR code back to it. The slides also download as PowerPoint (to edit in Canva or PowerPoint) or as a PDF handout. - A plain summary of each lesson for parents, with no student names on it, shared by link. Everything is drafted from the lesson the teacher taught, for the teacher to review and confirm. ## How it runs In a browser, with nothing to install: usually on the teacher's laptop, shown on the smartboard or projector, showing only what the teacher chooses. Online (PdPR), the teacher pastes a Zoom, Meet or Teams link, Skippy joins the call, "Send to Meeting" posts a game's link in the chat for students to join on their own devices, and the Class Summary shows how each student did. In the classroom, team games play on the one screen, and students with phones or tablets can also join games from a link with a first name. In Bahasa Malaysia, English or a mix of both, with read-aloud in a matching voice. Downtime builds only from what the teacher says, checks its questions before they reach the board, links every question to the moment in the lesson it came from, and never decides how the teacher teaches. Who it is for: teachers from lower primary through upper secondary and beyond, in any subject, whatever lesson structure they plan with. It is ready for Malaysian schools (KSSR, KSSM, DSKP, RPH) and works in any classroom. ## Pricing Every month a teacher gets 3 lessons or 180 minutes free, whichever runs out first, with no card. The allowance refills on the 1st. Beyond that it is one plan at RM 69.90 a month, cancel anytime. Everything already made stays available, and the students' side is always free. Schools and centres get custom plans - contact us. ## Pages - [Home](https://www.leonclassroom.com/): How it works, step by step on the real screens (in the classroom or online); a normal week, situation by situation; what changes in each part of a lesson; pricing; and the questions teachers ask before their first lesson. - [Laman utama](https://www.leonclassroom.com/ms): The same page in Bahasa Malaysia. - [Contact](https://www.leonclassroom.com/contact): Contact form and support details (in Bahasa Malaysia at https://www.leonclassroom.com/ms/contact). - [Terms and Conditions](https://www.leonclassroom.com/terms): The terms of using Downtime. - [Privacy Policy](https://www.leonclassroom.com/privacy): What is collected, and how it is handled. ## Contact - Email: support@leonclassroom.com - Form: https://www.leonclassroom.com/contact ## Notes - Signing in and teaching happen at https://app.leonclassroom.com/, which is a separate site. - The site is in English at / and in Bahasa Malaysia at /ms. The terms and the privacy policy are in English only. The app itself is in English.