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Learn from reviewed Notebook lessons, see how concepts connect on the Learning Map and explore them in the Concept Studio virtual lab. Study Builder, the Problem Solver and Class Studio are AI-powered.
Open an EdDots lesson online when it suits you. You can also print a lesson or save it as a PDF.
A computer or tablet with an internet connection opens the learning platform. Check each activity’s equipment and input requirements. Lessons print too, ready for pencil and paper.
Try a Notebook lesson and six Concept Studio demonstrations without an account. The pricing page shows the planned subscriptions.
Use Log in to sign in to your EdDots account. If you need help accessing your account, contact support.
Use your registered account to sign in. If you are unsure which email you used, contact support for help.
Contact support for help accessing your account. Do not send your password or a private account link in your message.
Explore a subject on the Learning Map to see its concepts and connections. In the Notebook, Practise questions offer hints and worked solutions.
A complete lesson in five parts: Get ready, Lesson overview, Worked examples, Recap and handout, and Practise. Worked examples show their reasoning step by step, and lessons use levels from Starting to Exceeding.
Open a hint for help getting started. The worked solution explains the method when you are ready to check your reasoning.
Choose a subject and year to explore concepts and their connections. Select a concept to see its details and open its lessons.
Six demonstrations are open to everyone. Change a value and watch the model respond. The planned learning plans include all Concept Studio demonstrations.
A demonstration lets you test an idea: predict, change a value, then explain what you see. A related lesson can teach the method and show worked examples.
AI worked solutions with step-by-step reasoning, in the same style as the lessons, then the lessons behind them. The Problem Solver is AI-powered. Its solutions are AI-generated.
The Problem Solver is AI-powered. Its solutions are AI-generated. Check its reasoning and calculations carefully. You can contact support if you find an error.
The Problem Solver is AI-powered. Its solutions are AI-generated. Beta access is being prepared. A parent or guardian manages the account for a learner under 18.
Choose a topic and learning goal to build a study plan. Try the example to explore how it works. Study Builder is AI-powered. Lessons it writes are AI-generated.
A parent or guardian creates the account and adds each child, using their own email address for family messages. Adult learners aged 18 or over register themselves.
They create their own account with the adult learner option, even while still at school, then choose Year 12 in their learning profile. The family form is for learners under 18.
Contact support first and we set up the right account with you. Self-registration is for adults, and the family form lists school years. Choose only an accurate age and year level.
Parents and guardians create and manage accounts for learners under 18. Contact support if you need help with a family account.
Yes. Add each child when you register your family, and your private family page lists every learner link and ID. Each learner has their own plan, so choose subjects for each one.
Open your private family page to check learner links and link requests, then contact support to add or correct a link. One record per child keeps every link clean.
Use Contact to ask for the change to a name, year level or account email, and give the learner ID. Keep identity documents and private account links out of the message.
Choose the level that suits the learner, from Starting to Exceeding. You can use your browser to adjust text size and your device settings to reduce motion. Talk to us about a specific need before you choose a plan.
Yes. Everything happens on the learning platform, so a learner in a remote town opens the same lessons as a learner in the city.
Yes, at 18 or over. Choose Adult learner on the registration form and use your own email address. Your student page shows your student ID and any family-link requests to accept or decline.
Explore subjects and years on the Learning Map, then choose a learning plan that suits your goals.
Share your student ID and account email only when you want a link request. Accept or decline each request on your private student page, and contact support about any request you want checked.
EdDots is designed for learning. Read the safety page for information about using the platform and getting support.
An AI-assisted studio for teachers and educators. Explore the example to see how a task is reviewed and shared with a class code.
The Class Studio example shows how a student joins with a class code and seat number. Some tasks also use a seat PIN.
Yes. Class Studio is AI-assisted. You review and approve every question. The educator decides what each class receives.
Talk to us about the tools, access arrangements and support your teachers and classes need.
Talk to us. We arrange Class Studio for individual educators, whole classes and schools, and set it up with you.
Yes. Put a demonstration on the classroom screen, ask the class to predict, then change a value and watch the model respond.
The Notebook offers guided lessons, worked examples and practice that learners can follow at their own pace. Live teaching provides individual support in real time.
Contact support with your payment date and receipt reference. Keep card details, passwords and private account links out of the message.
The pricing page shows the planned subscriptions. Contact support if you have a question about account access.
Contact support with your billing question. Keep card details and passwords out of your message.
Contact support about the payment and include any receipt reference. Keep card details and passwords out of your message.
Read the payment terms, then contact support with the payment date, receipt reference and the reason for your request. Keep card details private.
The planned free places program is designed to help learners access a learning plan. See the free places page for details.
The planned program is for families across Australia who need help with the cost of learning. The free places page lists the groups it is intended to support.
Contact us to ask about the free places program and its next steps.
Share the free places page with a family who could use one.
Open the lesson and choose Print. Pick the whole lesson, the handout or just the questions, in full colour or black and white, or save it as a PDF.
Yes. Worked solutions print on their own pages, apart from the questions, so the practice sheet stays clean.
Check the question in the online lesson first. For more help with any question or picture, send the lesson title, year and question number through Contact, and keep a child’s private details out of the message.
Answers entered in a PDF stay in that file. Save the PDF to keep your work.
Check spam and confirm the address you entered. Saw an error during registration? Keep the message and contact support. One registration is enough, and keep every password and private account link to yourself.
Confirm the learner account and the subject on your plan, then try again. Still stuck? Contact support with the lesson title, subject and any message shown, and keep passwords and private account links to yourself.
Send support the lesson title, year level, question number and the steps you took, and say what to check. Keep account links and anything that identifies a child out of the message.
Choose a topic and send your message through the Contact form. The screen confirms when your message is sent. If sending cannot be confirmed, wait before retrying to avoid sending it twice.
The Privacy policy explains what is collected and how to ask for access or a correction. Use its contact route for account-data questions, and keep passwords and children’s documents out of every message.
Use the Safety page to report a concern about EdDots. If someone is in immediate danger, contact local emergency services.