screenclass

noun
UK /ˈskriːn.klɑːs/
US /ˈskriːn.klæs/

A screenclass is a group of kids who learn together on a computer or tablet.

Our teacher made a screenclass so we could all join the lesson from home.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A category of screens, such as TVs or tablets, grouped by size or type.

The store sorts its devices by screenclass, from small phones to big TVs.

3. A quality rating for a display, like high or low resolution.

This laptop has a high screenclass, so the pictures look very sharp.

4. A lesson or meeting held through a screen instead of in person.

We had a screenclass with a scientist who lives far away.