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A group keeps one class together from one game to the next. Students join it once, and after that every game the teacher hosts for the group adds to its leaderboards, homework can be set for them to play in their own time, and the teacher can see how each student is doing.
Students do not need an account to join, and a student can be in several groups, for example one for each subject.
Create the group and give it the class’s name. Without a photo it shows its initials, so Class 5B becomes 5B.
Invite the class. A code on the big screen works for 15 minutes, and a link sent home keeps working until you reset it.
Host group games. When each one ends, every member’s score is added to the group’s leaderboards.
Set homework with a deadline, then see each student’s score, who handed it in late and who has not done it yet.
Look back at every group game, each with its full report.
A group game is an ordinary live game with a room code on the big screen, but it counts for the group, and when it ends each member’s score is added to the group’s leaderboards.
A student who comes into the room without being a member, such as a new student or one on a different phone, is not left outside: one tap makes them a member and takes them into the game.
Pick one of your sets and a deadline: tomorrow, in a week, no deadline, or any day and time you choose. Students play it alone, in their own time, with the usual timer on each question.
They can play it again, and their best score is kept. A student can still hand it in after the deadline, and it is marked late.
Points adds up each member’s scores from every Classic group game. Accuracy ranks the share of questions they got right, once they have answered at least five, so one lucky answer cannot put anyone on top.
Students see only their own place, until you let members see the full leaderboards in the group’s settings.
The Members tab lists everyone in the group, with the day they joined, their points and how many games they have played. A student can be removed, with their results, at any time.
A student who joined twice, from a second phone, can be merged into one: their games and points come together under one name.