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Fast entry, playful practice and calmer alternatives

The classroom flow works for a projected live game and for students who need less sensory or reading load.

Students working together on a shared poster at a table.
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Live classroom quizzes

Launch a room students can join from any device using a code or QR, with server-scored answers and live class results.

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  • On-device login scan

    Students scan their personal login card directly on the student sign-in screen; decoding stays on the device and typing remains available.

  • Seven question types

    Multiple choice (including true/false), picture, short answer, numeric with a tolerance, fill-the-gaps, put-in-order, and extended response. Every one is marked automatically except the extended answer, which you grade against its rubric.

  • Focus, Read & Listen, Calm

    Students can reduce the interface, hear prompts locally through the device, or use a no-countdown calm view without changing scoring or mastery.

  • Independent quests & spaced return

    Students can start at their roster's grade and subject without waiting for an assigned lesson. A Tiny Wins garden grows for attempts while missed questions return on a widening schedule.

  • Teacher-controlled Learning Reset

    Launch a 45–120 second focus, calm, confidence or movement activity for one class. Students check in privately; the teacher sees readiness totals only, never individual emotional labels.

  • Quiet Signal

    Open a two-, five- or ten-minute class pulse. Students privately tap Show me, Simpler words, One example, Let me try or Ready; the teacher sees anonymous totals and an immediate suggested teaching move.

  • Whole-class and learning-group chat

    Open a teacher-visible channel for the whole roster or selected learning groups, with custom names, pictures and optional student co-admins. The teacher remains the final admin for membership, pause, moderation and deletion; there are no private DMs, attachments, outside links, marks or answer sharing.

  • Assessment focus with automatic release

    While a student is completing a live quiz or worksheet, the normal learning flow stays focused and class chat pauses across tabs. Submission or the teacher ending the quiz releases the focus state automatically.

  • SEND, EAL and early-years scaffolds

    Pre-K to Year 3 can receive the picture-led early-years skin; answer-safe word clues, read-aloud controls and low-pressure feedback support different access needs without lowering the learning goal.

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