One link on the board. The whole class in the same activity.
Some activities play in teams, some as an interactive game in turns, and others let players challenge each other to finish first. Players join on their own device — no accounts, no installs.
Pick the mode that fits the lesson
Interactive demo with sample data — click around.
Pick a multiplayer activity
Crosswords and word puzzles race or play in teams; board games, memory and quartets take turns; bingo plays with the whole room.
Share the link or QR code
Players open it on their own device and jump in. No app, no login, no email.
Play, then keep the data
With tracking on, the round lands in your results report — so the game doubles as a check for understanding.
Before the bell rings
Look for the multiplayer icons on the activities overview: team play, challenge or turn-based. Word puzzles race and team up; card and board games take turns.
No. They open the link, type a name if you ask for one, and play.
Pair them up — team modes are built for shared screens, and the projector can carry the whole room.