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Center pilot

How to pilot PikaTo in a training center

Evaluate points, homework checks and feedback in one class before deciding on teacher collaboration and a center plan.

PikaTo product team · Updated

01

Choose a daily problem to solve

Start with the current workflow for classroom records, homework and parent feedback. You do not need to replace every existing system.

Who records participation?
Who checks homework?
Who approves and shares feedback?

02

Demonstrate one lesson

Walk through points, homework checks and rewards, then draft, review and share feedback. Add worksheets, listening tools or personal tasks when relevant.

Classroom workspace
Homework and rewards
Final feedback and sharing

03

Agree on a pilot

Choose a class, teacher roles, point rules and feedback standards. Confirm collaboration and plan allowances before expanding.

Choose a pilot class
Agree on responsibilities
Review entitlements and AI usage

04

Evaluate the actual workflow

Check whether teachers can complete tasks, feedback is accurate and rewards are fulfilled. PikaTo does not replace full scheduling, contracts, finance or enrollment CRM.

Review teacher effort
Review feedback quality
Decide the next rollout scope

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Is it only for English centers?

No. Points, checks and feedback can be evaluated across subjects; handwriting and listening are additional subject tools.

How are center plans priced?

Plans depend on class size, collaboration and features. Subscriptions, AI usage and physical merchandise are explained separately.

Can an individual teacher use it?

Yes. Start with one class and a 30-day new-user trial.

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