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Noise Meter

A live read on class volume.

A meter on the board shows the room how loud it's getting, with presets for quiet work, partner talk, or group time. When the volume creeps up, students can see it for themselves.

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Noise Meter screenshot
On the classroom display
How it works

Noise Meter in three steps

Here’s the whole flow, start to finish.

1
Pick an activity level
Choose a preset — silent work, partner talk, or group time.
2
Display on the board
The meter shows the room’s volume against your target.
3
Class self-regulates
Students catch the volume creeping up and lower their voices.

Volume the whole room can see

Built so the class watches its own volume instead of waiting to be told.

A stoplight for volume
Green, yellow, red — the room reads its own volume at a glance, no numbers to decode.
Reacts in real time
The light shifts and a status like “Too Loud!” pops up the moment the room creeps past your target.
Set the target
Choose how much noise is okay for the moment — silent work, partner talk, or group time.
Settles the room for you
Students see the light change and bring the volume back down on their own.
How it reads the room

A volume everyone can see

No decibels, no lecture — just a stoplight the whole class understands, right up on the board.

A stoplight noise meter reading Too Loud
  1. 1
    Green, yellow, red
    A simple stoplight shows the room’s volume — no numbers to read, just a color everyone understands.
  2. 2
    It calls it out
    When the class gets too loud, the light turns red and a friendly “Too Loud!” nudge pops up.
  3. 3
    The room settles itself
    Students glance up, see the color change, and adjust on their own — a visual cue instead of a reminder from you.
Lives on the whiteboard
The meter lives on the display so the room can see its own volume — students settle themselves before you ever have to raise your voice.

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