Hudra transforms HTML and QLearn lesson pages into a clean, classroom-ready slide experience—complete with presenter controls, previews, timers and dual-screen support.
Free to use · Chromium browsers · Built by an Australian educator
Hudra Presenter
Keep your lesson content in QLearn or HTML, then use Hudra to present it as a focused, navigable classroom experience.
Control the lesson from a dedicated dashboard with current and next slide previews, slide position, a clock and a classroom timer.
Keep presenter controls on your screen while students see a clean, distraction-free presentation.
Move through a lesson quickly using familiar keyboard controls while keeping your attention on the class.
Image-only slides are recognised and displayed to make better use of the presentation area.
Hudra does not replace QLearn with another editor. It gives your existing lesson content a purpose-built presentation mode.
Hudra works with the content you already have instead of asking you to rebuild it in a separate slide platform.
Download the latest release and load the extension in a Chromium-based browser.
Navigate to the QLearn or HTML lesson you want to present.
Use Hudra's dashboard to present, navigate and manage the lesson in class.
Hudra is designed as a presentation tool for content already open in your browser. It does not exist to collect, sell or monetise your teaching content.
Read Hudra's privacy policy →Hudra is not supported by behavioural advertising.
Your information is not a product.
Hudra should only request access needed to provide its presentation features.
The essentials about Hudra and how it fits into a QLearn workflow.
Hudra is a browser extension that turns HTML and QLearn lessons into classroom presentations. It includes a presenter dashboard, current and next slide previews, timers, keyboard navigation and dual-screen support.
No. Hudra is focused on presenting lesson content you have already created. It adds a classroom presentation system rather than replacing QLearn's editor.
No. Hudra is an independent project and is not endorsed by or affiliated with the Queensland Department of Education or Instructure.
Hudra currently targets Chromium-based browsers such as Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge.
The latest packaged release and installation instructions are available from the Hudra releases page.
Turn the lesson you already made into a polished classroom presentation.
