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Metric	Kami for Google Chrome™	Annotate: Web Annotations with Screen Sharing
User count	3,000,000	100,000
Average rating	4.56	4.17
Rating count	8,406	221
Last updated	2026-07-06	2026-04-27
Size	7.69 MB	3.44 MB
Version	2.0.24609	8.64

Short description	Kami for Chrome turns resources into interactive, accessible lessons. Boost engagement, save teachers time, and streamline feedback and assessment.	Annotate web pages, PDFs, Google Slides & Docs with live, sticky annotations. Share screens & audio in Google Meet; livestream student work.
Full summary	Elevate instruction. Kami's game-changing learning platform turns any resource into interactive, accessible experiences that spark curiosity and success. Trusted by over 50 million users, Kami brings learning to life, engaging every student, including English language learners with built-in tools to help them thrive. Teachers save hours every week on teaching, grading, and planning. School leaders gain a powerful, cost-effective solution that drives insight and real impact. 94% of teachers report improved student engagement 7.8 hours a week saved by teachers on average 80% of teachers agree there is a positive impact on learning Seamlessly works with Canvas, D2L Brightspace, Google Classroom, Microsoft Teams and Schoology. Ready for more? Try Kami for free today www.kamiapp.com	Annotate is a powerful Chrome extension for teachers, students, and presenters who want smooth, sticky annotations across web pages, PDFs, Google Slides, and Google Docs. Annotate keeps marks anchored as you zoom and navigate, supports PDF editing via “Open with Annotate,” and syncs annotations per slide or page. Save annotations to your Annotate.net account, capture annotated screenshots into notebooks, insert web images, and export annotated pages or slides as PDFs. Built for classroom and remote learning, Annotate supports screen and audio streaming in Google Meet and Annotate LiveStreams, student note-taking, livestreaming student work to displays and devices, and creating Google Classroom assignments. Newer releases add document camera support and in-document questions to convert printable worksheets into digital assignments. The extension integrates with Annotate Mirror Client or Chrome Client Lite for projector streaming and includes tools like pen, highlighter, laser pointer, comments, voice notes, screen recording, and a multi-line equation editor to boost engagement and feedback in real time.