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Kami is a web application and thus it is compatible with a range of different platforms. This article should give you an overview of the way Kami works on each device and what the requirements are.

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Kami was developed primarily with 1:1 Google class in mind.

Requirements:

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  • A valid email address to create a Kami login (this can be the same as school issued email address for ease of management)

  • The Kami Chrome Extension needs to be installed on the browser

  • To access the full suite of features students and teachers need access to either a free trial license or a paid plan (more information about the different plans can be found on the pricing page here

Note: If you are an network administrator it is possible to deploy the Kami Chrome Extension via the G-suite admin panel (see our article on how to do that here).

Desktop

PC / Windows

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Since Kami is a web application it can be access from the browser you just need to ensure that you have Chrome and Kami extension installed and that you create a login.

Mac

Again since this is a web application, you are able to use Kami on both Windows or on Mac OS.

Requirements:

  • Chrome browser / app is installed (recommend latest version)

  • The Kami Chrome Extension needs to be installed on the browser

Mobile And Tablets

iOS

Kami can be run on iOS, however as there is no iOS app using Kami on an iPad or Apple phone must be done through your browser.

To access Kami on an iPad or iPhone:

  1. Go to web.kamiapp.com in your Chrome app.

  2. Click Signin and log in using your Google account details.

  3. Load up the Kami document using the Open from Google Drive for any files assigned via Google Classroom or Open from Computer options.

Once your file has loaded up in Kami you can make full use of the toolbar, with some notable exceptions. You will not be able to:

  • Make video, audio, or screen share comments.

  • View existing audio or video comments.

  • Use Speech-to-Text to transcribe.

All other tools will function as normal and edits to docs will be synced to Google Drive.

You can find out more about Kami on iPad here: https://help.kamiapp.com/en/articles/3969028-kami-for-ipad

Android

Kami doesn't have these limitations on non-embedded PDF content on Android and will render these changes in the Drive/Classroom app as well as the Chrome app.

Functionality should be otherwise very similar to using Kami on other devices.

Requirements:

  • Chrome Browser / app is installed (recommend latest version)

  • Optional: Google Drive and Google Classroom app

  • Optional: Kami PWA installed

Notes: There is a Progressive Web Application (PWA) option for Kami . It isn't quite a stand-alone Android app, but it will allow you to access the Kami tools directly from you home screen.

To do that you just need to go to https://web.kamihq.com/web/viewer.html on the Chrome app on your Android device, go to the hamburger icon on the top-right. Then select 'Desktop site'


Kami is a Chrome extension and therefore primarily designed to work in the Google Chrome environment. For the best experience of Kami, we suggest using either a Chromebook or a Mac/Windows/Linux computer.

It is possible to use Kami on an iPad, however as Chrome Extensions are not supported by Google Chrome on iOS, many features do not work as they would on another device.

In this article, we will explain how to use, access, and open Google Classroom assignments in Kami with an iPad.

Is there a Kami app for iOS?

We currently do not have a Kami iOS app. This means you will not be able to find Kami on the App Store. Our current mission for Kami is to make it the best it can possibly be in the Chrome environment, so though we do have future plans for an iOS app, it is unlikely to be ready soon.

Can you access Kami on an iPad?

Yes, you can still access Kami on an iPad. This can be done through your browser.

To access Kami on an iPad:

  1. Go to web.kamiapp.com in your Chrome app.

  2. Click Signin and log in using your Google account details.

  3. Load up the Kami document using the Open from Google Drive for any files assigned via Google Classroom or Open from Computer options.

Once your file has loaded up in Kami you can make full use of the toolbar, with some notable exceptions. You will not be able to:

  • Make video, audio, or screen share comments.

  • View existing audio or video comments.

  • Use Speech-to-Text to transcribe.

All other tools will function as normal and edits to docs will be synced to Google Drive.

How to open and complete a Google Classroom assignment with Kami on an iPad

Google Classroom Assignments can be opened and completed in Kami on an iPad using the following instructions:

1. Assigning work on Google Classroom to be opened on an iPad

For teachers assigning work in Google Classroom, follow these instructions to allow students to open the work on an iPad:

  • Go to Google Classroom, then go to the Classwork tab. Click Create, then select Kami assignment.

  • Fill in all the fields required.

  • Attach a file from Google Drive or from your computer. We recommend selecting Make a copy for each student (selecting Students share one copy means they will all be annotating the original).

  • Mark the checkbox in the bottom right cornerOpen with Kami

  • Click Assign to complete this step.

Note: These steps must be performed on a Chromebook or a Mac/Windows/Linux computer. You cannot create Kami Assignments through Google Classroom on an iPad.

2. Opening and completing a Google Classroom assignment in Kami on an iPad

For students opening a Google Classroom assignment in Kami on an iPad, follow these instructions:

  • Go to Google Classroom, then choose a class from the list of Classes you’re enrolled in.

  • Click the Classwork tab to view work that has been assigned to you, then select the assignment you wish to work on.

  • Under attachments click the Open with Kami via Kami button. This will open a new browser window with your assignment loaded up in Kami.

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  • Use all the Kami tools as you usually would to complete your work.

  • Click the Turn in button when you have finished to submit your work.

  • Click Done in the top left corner to complete the submission process.

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Can you use Google Classroom to grade on an iPad?

Unfortunately, you cannot grade with Kami on an iPad. To add feedback and grades to a Kami assignment you will need to use a Chromebook or a Mac/Windows/Linux computer.