Links students can type.
Put short, readable links on slides and handouts, or a QR code students can scan. Update them each term instead of making new ones.
What Lox does for you
- Links students can type from a slide
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Custom alias
lox.li/s/bio101-lab
- Scan from a handout
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QR code
Print it next to the alias.
- Reuse links each term
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Editable destination
Same alias, new worksheet.
- Close a submission link after the deadline
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Expiry with fallback URL
Late visitors go to the late-submission form.
Example setup
Biology 101 with Ms. Ortiz
- This week's reading
- Class
- Lab worksheet
- Submit homework
- Class calendar
- Office hours
Bio page
lox.li/@bio101
- Featured link
- This week's reading
- Class
- Link section, 4 buttons
lox.li/s/bio101-essay
forms.example.com/essay
Expires after the due date, falls back to the late-submission form
Questions
Do students need an account?
No. Links open like any other link.
Does expiry happen at a set time?
Expiry works by date, not by hour. For a deadline at a set time, close the form itself.
Related use cases
All use cases- One link for supporters to give and get involved. Send supporters to one page with your donation form, volunteer sign-up and next event.
- Links that survive a docs migration. Use short links in onboarding emails, tooltips and videos.
- Short links for public information. Put readable short links and QR codes on notices, letters and posters.
100 links and 2 bio pages, free.
Short links, QR codes and analytics on every one. No card needed.