An electronic classroom includes a teacher computer linked electronically to one or more student computers. The teacher can use the teacher computer to create or edit lessons and present lessons to the students on the student computers. The lesson includes one or more pages containing visual markings, such as text and graphics, and various input regions where students can make inputs and answer questions presented in the lesson. Student inputs can be made by a stylus, mouse, keyboard, or other input device. Using the teacher computer, the teacher can view the progress of each student through the lesson and interact with the students. A student computer can be located remotely from the classroom, such as at a student's home.