See which question the class got stuck on — not just who finished.
Turn tracking on, choose what players tell you about themselves, and every attempt arrives as you watch. No student accounts, no spreadsheet gymnastics.
One row per attempt. Open one to see every answer.
Interactive demo with sample data — click around.
Switch tracking on
One toggle in the activity's tracking settings — plus the registration fields you want players to fill in.
Share the link or QR code
Players type only the fields you asked for. Nothing else is collected — no email harvesting, no device fingerprint.
Read it while they play
The report updates live, so you can stop the class and reteach the question that is going wrong.
Every field you can ask a player for
Tracking works without asking players anything: scores, times and per-question difficulty arrive either way. Asking who they are is a second switch — turn it on and tick the fields you want. Players fill in those and nothing else.
Ask before they start or after they finish — set per activity.
Or let players sign in with Google, Microsoft or your school’s single sign-on instead of typing anything.
Once you are asking, one field is the minimum. Leave registration off and nobody is asked for anything.
One device, a whole queue of players
Put a tablet on your stand and switch on Shared device (events). When someone finishes, the activity returns to the registration form after 15 seconds, or straight away with Next player, so the next person plays under their own name. Everyone gets a result of their own, and each one counts as a player session.
Yours, and only yours
Activity ideas
All ideas →End-of-unit check
No ticks and no crosses while they answer. The score and its verdict come at the end.
Solo study board
A Jeopardy board each person works alone. A clue loses value while it is read, so knowing it fast scores more.
Find the four groups
Sixteen cards, four hidden groups, and words that seem to belong in two places. A five-minute icebreaker that starts arguments.
Workplace walk-round
The same bay at the start and the end of a shift. What changed? Add a note to each difference and it becomes a safety briefing.
Name them all against the clock
A closed list, a countdown and an empty board. Every spelling a fair solver would type is accepted.
A quiz that teaches
Every answer comes with its reason, right or wrong. People leave knowing why, not just what.
Before you switch it on
Yes. Leave registration off and you still get per-question difficulty, scores and times — just not who did what.
One player opening one activity. Replays of the same activity don't count twice, and your own previews never count.
Yes — export them from the dashboard, per attempt or per question, ready for the spreadsheet you already use.