Teaching Resources for Kenyan Teachers
DARASA's Resources library gives each class its own shelf for revision notes, official documents, and reference materials, so what you teach with sits in one searchable place next to your planner and gradebook.
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Key facts
- Organised by
- Class, category, and subject
- Categories
- Revision notes, official documents, and reference materials
- File types
- PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, text, and images — or write a note instead
- Find and use
- Search by title, switch between grid and list views, and download any file
- Storage
- Private storage under your account
- Internet
- Needed to upload and open files
How to add a resource
- 1
Open Resources and pick a class
Each class has its own resources.
- 2
Choose Add New Resource
Give it a title.
- 3
Pick the category and subject
File it as revision notes, an official document, or reference material, and tag the subject.
- 4
Upload a file or write a note
Add a PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, text, or image file — or type a note — then save.
Why keep resources in DARASA
Search and browse
Search by title and switch between grid and list views.
Alongside your lessons
Resources sit next to your planner and gradebook, so notes and reference material stay tied to the class you teach.
Ready on any device
Files are stored in your account, so you can open them on any device you sign in on.
Stored privately
Files are kept in private storage under your account and opened through short-lived secure links — they aren't public web pages.
Common Questions
What is the Resources library?
Resources gives each class its own shelf for revision notes, official documents, and reference materials. You file each item by category and subject, search by title, switch between grid and list views, and download any file. It sits next to your planner and gradebook, so what you teach with stays tied to the class you teach.
What file types can I upload to Resources?
PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, text, and image files. You can also write a note without a file. You need an internet connection to upload and open files.
Are my teaching resources private?
Yes. Files are kept in private storage under your account and opened through short-lived secure links. They are not public web pages.
Does DARASA work offline?
Yes, once DARASA is open. Your changes are saved on your device first and sync to the cloud automatically when you're back online, so a dropped signal doesn't cost you your work. Open DARASA while you have a connection, then keep going. You do need internet to sign in, to sync across devices, and for the AI tools such as the marking scheme generator and schemes of work.
Does DARASA work on Android phones?
Yes. DARASA is a web app, so it works in the browser on Android phones and other mobile devices, as well as tablets and computers. There is nothing to download from an app store: open it in Chrome or another modern browser, sign in, and your classes are there on every device.
Can multiple teachers from the same school use DARASA?
Yes. Each teacher signs up for their own account, with no school approval needed, and each teacher's classes, students, and marks stay private to them. DARASA does not have a shared school licence or admin dashboard at the moment. If you're a head teacher or deputy head interested in DARASA for your staff, get in touch through our Contact page.
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