Key features
- PDF and document annotation tools
- highlighting, drawing, and text box markup
- teacher feedback tools on student work
- classroom collaboration on shared documents
- integration with common learning management platforms
What Kami does
Kami adds an annotation layer on top of PDFs and other documents you open in Chrome, letting students and teachers highlight, draw, add text boxes, and leave feedback without printing anything. It's designed around classroom workflows, so annotated work can be shared or submitted back through the platforms schools already use.
Kami free vs paid
Kami offers a free tier for basic annotation and markup on documents. Paid school and district plans add deeper collaboration, assessment, and administrative features aimed at classrooms managing many students. Which tier you need depends on whether you're using it individually or as part of a school rollout.
Is Kami safe?
Kami needs access to the documents you open with it so it can display and let you annotate them, which is standard for any markup extension. It's built for education use, where documents may include student work, so it's worth checking your school's own policy on which tools are approved for that data.