Decide what happens the second they finish.
Write your own last screen: a note for the next task, a link to the follow-up activity, or just confetti and a well-earned compliment. Nobody is left staring at a generic “Well done”.
Write your time on the board, then move to station 3.
Type it here, see the player's screen update live.
Write your time on the board, then move to station 3.
Hand the class to the next activity
The finish screen can carry a button to whatever comes next in your lesson — another activity, a worksheet, your LMS.
What teachers use it for
Send them to the next station
The message doubles as the instruction card, so you are not repeating yourself for twenty minutes.
Push the fast finishers
The finish screen can carry an extension task while the rest of the class is still working.
Chain activities together
Link straight to the next activity so a series of exercises feels like one continuous lesson.
Before you publish it
Yes. Edit the message any time — players see the new version on their next finish, same link.
Yes — the finish screen lives inside the frame, so embedded activities end exactly the way you wrote.
No. The completion message is independent — tracking just adds the report on your side.