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How to Share Files in a Classroom Setting

March 21, 2026 - EasySend Team

Classrooms need file sharing that works for everyone: students on phones, students on Chromebooks, students without email addresses and parents who check messages once a week. Here is how to share files in a classroom without the usual friction.

Teacher to Student Sharing

Method 1: QR Code on the Board

  1. Upload worksheets or resources at easysend.co
  2. Display the QR code on the projector
  3. Students scan with their phones and download

No student login. No app. No email. Works with any phone camera.

Method 2: Link in Google Classroom or LMS

Paste the EasySend link in your Google Classroom post, Canvas assignment or any LMS. Students click and download without leaving the LMS.

Method 3: Printed QR Code

Print the QR code directly on the worksheet. Students who need the digital version scan the code. Students who lose the handout scan a classmate's copy.

Student to Teacher Sharing

Students submitting assignments:

  1. Student uploads their file at easysend.co from phone or Chromebook
  2. Student pastes the share link in the LMS submission or emails it to the teacher
  3. Teacher clicks and downloads

This works for file types that the LMS does not handle well: large video projects, design files, 3D models, audio recordings and multi-file submissions.

Group Project File Sharing

Students working on group projects can bundle all their contributions under one link:

Why EasySend Works for Classrooms

For Substitute Teachers

Upload all sub plans, worksheets and materials to EasySend. Share one link with the substitute. They access everything from their phone or the classroom computer with no login required. No need to set up temporary school accounts.

See the teacher use case, student guide and teacher file sharing article for more.

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