Opens in its own page. Come back here when you're done.
A lesson page with the activities already in it.
Write the page as you would write a worksheet — text, pictures, video, audio — and drop a quiz, a crossword or a memory game straight into it. The class opens one link.
- Write it, drop the activities in Headings, text, pictures, video — and any of 38 activity types, playing right there between the paragraphs.
- Students tap their name. No accounts. They open the link, pick their own name from the class list once, and the device remembers them.
- See who did what Done, started, to do — per activity, per student. Give a score and a comment only where you want one.
Who were the Romans?
Rome began as a small town on the Tiber and grew into an empire that ruled the Mediterranean for centuries.
Tip
Some Roman roads are so well built that cars still drive on them today.
Opens in its own page. Come back here when you're done.
A course page as a student sees it: the real page, on sample content.
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.
Write it like a document
Pages, sections, headings and text — with a plus between the blocks that drops in a picture, a video, a callout or one of your activities right where the explanation is.
Share it with a class
A class is a list of first names. Students open the link, tap their name once, and the device remembers them. Or share the link with anyone, with a password if you like.
See who finished what
One overview per course: students down, activities across, every cell a score. The same results panel you already know, read per class.
Every student, every activity, on one screen
Look at one class or all of them side by side. A tick is done, a dot is started, and a name nobody has picked yet stands out at once. Click a cell to see what that student answered, or switch on live updates and watch it fill in during the lesson.
Courses / Ancient Rome
Progress
4 of 12 activities done 1 student has not claimed a name
Who were the Romans? · 2 activities
Daily life in Rome · 1 activity
- Done
- Started
- To do
- Not yet claimed
Everything in it, part by part
Each part has its own page with the details.
- 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 →
Built for a school, not just a teacher
Courses live in the school library too: share a course for colleagues to use with their own classes, let them edit it with you, or make a copy of theirs to change. And a course translates into any of the 23 site languages in one go — with its own copies of every activity, so two classes get two sets of results.
- Courses in the shared school library
- Colleagues use, copy or edit — you decide
- Translate a course, activities included
Keep your course where it is.
Does your school already work in Google Classroom, Moodle, Canvas or another system? Connect it instead: you add the activity there, and each student's score goes back to its gradebook on its own.
How connecting your school's system works → What student data is shared, and what isn'tUsing Schoology, Blackboard Learn or itslearning?
These systems need a one-time setup on our side first. It takes three steps:
- You send us a request below.
- We register Puzzel.org with your system and email your admin what they need.
- Your admin adds Puzzel.org the way your system does it — we send the exact steps. Teachers can then add activities from their courses, and scores come back to the gradebook.
No extra costs: connecting is free, and sending grades is part of any paid Puzzel.org plan.
- 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
Try Puzzel LMS for 7 days
Already on a paid plan? Ask for a trial of courses and classes, at no extra cost. We read every request ourselves and mail you as soon as your trial is open.
Before you build one
No. A class is a list of first names you paste in; a student picks their name once on their device, and that is it. Want more certainty? Ask for a password or a Google or Microsoft sign-in per class, or switch on the student list for real accounts.
Nothing on top of the School plan. Courses, classes, grades and the progress overview are part of it; every plan below it keeps the activities themselves.
Yes — a course points at your activities, it never copies them. Edit the activity and every course that uses it is up to date.
On any paid plan you can ask for a trial of courses and classes with the card above. We open it ourselves and mail you when it is on.