Onboarding your new people will actually finish.
Build the course once — the policy text, a short video, a quiz to check it landed — put it behind a login page with your name and colours, and see who is done.
- Every learner signs in Add people from a spreadsheet; each gets a mail to set a password. Or let them sign in with Google or Microsoft, matched on their email address.
- Your brand, not ours Your name, logo and two colours on the login page, “My learning” and every course page, with no Puzzel on the learner side. Put it inside your own intranet if you like.
- See who is done Progress and grades per group and per learner, your own scores and comments, and an Excel export for the records.
An Academy's “My learning” in its own colours: the real cards, on sample courses.
The activity is part of the lesson, not a link out of it.
Any of the 38 activity types can sit on a course page, right under the paragraph it practises: crosswords, quizzes, word searches, jigsaws, memory and all the rest. Its result lands in the progress overview and the grades, with nothing to wire up.
Played in the lesson, opened on its own page, or as an assignment that takes the full screen until it is handed in. Games run for a whole group, like bingo, always open on their own page.
You have read how it works; now try it yourself. Press Play and the activity starts right here in the lesson, no new tab needed.
Same builder, same activities. Different people on the other end.
The four parts, as an Academy uses them
Each has its own page. Pick “Academy” there to see it in your words.
- Course builder Text, media and activities as blocks, on pages you write. Read more →
- Classes and groups A list of names for a class, sign-in for a list of people. Read more →
- Grades and feedback Progress per activity, your score and comment, and an export. Read more →
- My learning and branding A login page and a home page for every learner — in your own colours, for an Academy. Read more →
Put the portal inside your intranet.
Name up to ten of your own sites, and they may frame the login page, “My learning” and the courses, so learners stay where they already work.
My learning and branding →Use the activities without the portal.
Moodle, Canvas and other LTI 1.3 systems can place a single Puzzel activity in one of their courses, and the score goes back to their gradebook.
How connecting a system works →- 5,000 player sessions / month
- 5 teacher accounts included
- A shared library: teachers share activities and courses, and copy each other’s
- Puzzel LMS: courses, classes and progress per student
- Course views are unlimited; only activities played count as sessions
- Add teachers as you grow
- 10,000 player sessions / month
- 5 trainer accounts included
- Every learner signs in with their own account, on your academy's login page
- Puzzel LMS: courses, groups and progress per learner
- A shared library: trainers share activities and courses, and copy each other’s
- Course views are unlimited; only activities played count as sessions
Before you start
No. The Academy plan is for companies and training providers. A school — an academy school in England included — takes the School plan, which has the same LMS.
An email address. They get a mail with a link to set their password, or sign in with Google or Microsoft on that same address if you switch those on. There is nothing to install.
A monthly or a yearly price, with five trainers included and more when you need them. There is no price per learner: what counts is the player sessions, and course pages themselves are unlimited.
Yes. The login page, “My learning” and the course pages are web pages that work on a phone, a tablet or a laptop.
Yes. A Word file, a PDF or a photo of a handout becomes course pages with the AI assistant, and you add the activities where you want to check it landed.