Sutori

The platform allows teachers and students to construct multimedia timelines that combine text, images, video, audio, and embedded content such as quizzes and discussion forums. Projects can be assigned to classes, completed collaboratively by students, and used as portfolios or formative assessment tools.

Sutori supports the flipped classroom approach by enabling teachers to prepare materials in advance and embed comprehension checks throughout a presentation. Sutori integrates with several third-party systems, including Google Classroom, Microsoft Teams, Edmodo, and Clever, allowing single sign-on and assignment synchronisation.

The service is used across a range of subjects, with humanities, English, and history teachers commonly applying the timeline structure to historical events, literary analysis, and project-based learning. Accounts are available for individual teachers, schools, and districts, with both free and paid subscription tiers offering varying levels of access to features such as private collaboration, classroom management, and student progress tracking.