Visual timer with digits for the classroom

A combi-timer combines an analog and a digital timer. A coloured ring around the clock face shrinks as time runs out, and the remaining time is shown in numbers in the middle. So a young child sees at a glance whether it’s nearly over, and an adult reads the time to the second.

Set twenty minutes on the Combi-timer for a writing task. Younger students watch the coloured ring shrink, older students read the numbers in the middle: one clock for the whole class. If counting-down numbers cause unrest, during a test for example, turn them off and only the ring remains. Choose a school bell as the end sound, and everyone knows when it’s done.

Give each speaker five minutes or keep a ninety-minute workshop on schedule. The ring shows at a glance how much of the time has passed, and the numbers tell you exactly how much is left. Participants sitting far from the screen or joining remotely follow the timer live on their own phone. You no longer have to point anyone to the clock.

Use the Combi-timer for homework in blocks, as a screen-time timer or for a game. Children who can’t read numbers yet look at the ring; anyone who wants to know exactly reads the time in the middle. On a TV or tablet you can see from the sofa how long is left, and with a bell as the end sound you don’t have to keep an eye on the time yourself.

Yes. You open the timer straight in your browser, with no account and nothing to install. With a subscription you save it in a presentation, together with the other tools you use in your lesson or training, so everything is ready to go next time.

You set hours, minutes and seconds separately, so also longer than an hour. The ring always runs over the whole time you set: at five minutes and at two hours it starts full, and it’s empty the moment time is up.

Yes. In the settings you turn off the digital time; then only the coloured ring remains. Handy with young children, or during a test where counting-down numbers cause unrest. Turn them back on and the time is right back in the middle.

You choose: a bell, a school bell or a school buzzer. If you don’t want any sound, for example during a test or in a quiet room, you choose no end sound. The sound is set per timer, so every slide can have its own signal.

Yes. Participants join with a code via livecloud.online/join and see the timer live on their own screen. Handy if not everyone can see the big screen well, or if part of the group is joining remotely.