Teachers lack a simple way to track individual student contributions to a collaborative Google Slides project.

Version history shows edits but not meaningful contributions; surveys are subjective and time-consuming.

Severity

2Mild

Willingness to Pay

implied

Added

Jun 5, 2026

Workarounds Described

uses version history to track contributions
has students complete a self-evaluation survey

Implied Software Gaps

Automated contribution tracking without relying on manual review of version history
Integrated peer assessment that combines objective data with subjective feedback

App Concept

CollabTrack

CollabTrack is a Google Slides add-on that automatically logs each student's slide edits, comments, and time spent, presenting a dashboard for teachers. It eliminates manual tracking and complements peer feedback with objective data.

Key Features

Automatically logs student edits, comments, and time per slide
Dashboard showing contribution metrics (slides added, edits, comments)
Integrated peer and self-assessment surveys
Exportable reports for grading

Target Users: K-12 and higher education teachers who assign collaborative Google Slides projects

Revenue Model: Freemium with $5/mo per teacher for advanced reporting and unlimited projects

Existing Solutions Mentioned

Google Slides version historystudent self-assessment survey

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