Who is this for?
✓ Students who are new to Kami.
Welcome to the world of Kami! Use this guide to learn the basics and as a reference for everything you'll need to get started.
Creating a Kami account
First things first, you will need to have a Kami account to get started.
If you have never logged in to Kami before, creating your account is easy! Learn more about how to create your account and sign in to Kami.
Adding the Kami browser extension
The Kami extension should be installed to easily open Kami, access all the available features, and integrate with your school's Learning Management System for working on and turning in assignments.
If this is not already installed on your browser, you can learn how to install it for Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge.
💡 Once your Kami account has been linked with Google Drive or OneDrive, you'll be able to directly open files from those locations into Kami with one click using the Open with Kami button.
Learning Management Systems and Kami
A Learning Management System (LMS) is a platform teachers can use to organize and share class assignments and grades.
When integrated with Kami, assignments from these platforms can be easily opened in Kami for you to work on and submit to your teacher for grading.
To learn more about how to work on your assignments in Kami, find the guide for your specific LMS below:
- Working on Kami assignments in Brightspace (for Students)
- Working on Kami assignments in OnCourse (for Students)
- Working on Kami assignments in Moodle (for Students)
- Working on Kami assignments in Teams (for Students)
- Working on Kami assignments in Canvas (for Students)
- Working on Kami assignments in Schoology (for Students)
- Working on Kami assignments in Google Classroom (for Students)
Using Kami tools/features
Kami has a ton of tools/features for you to explore and experiment with!
Refer to this page for more information about each of them.