Organize Classrooms
Create, customize, and organize classrooms inside your dashboard.
Classrooms group games and students inside your dashboard. Use them to separate courses, cohorts, workshop groups, or terms. Each classroom has its own games, roster, leaderboard, and settings.
Every dashboard starts with a default classroom named My First Classroom. You can rename it to anything in its settings, and many organizations run happily on that single classroom for a long time.
The Classroom Screen
Open a classroom from the Classes section of the sidebar. Every classroom has the same five tabs, with a Join link button and an Add game button always available in the header.
Home
The at-a-glance view: quick actions, stat tiles (students, games assigned, average completion, needs attention), and a list of students who've gone idle.
Games
Every game assigned to this classroom, with visibility controls and per-game join codes. Covered in Manage Games.
Roster
The progress matrix (every student crossed with every game) plus the tools for adding students.
Leaderboard
Students ranked by points across the classroom's games.
Settings
Name, description, enrollment controls, classroom managers, and deletion.
Create a Classroom
Two paths to the same place:
In the sidebar, click New class under your classroom list.
Or open your dashboard's Classrooms tab and click Add Classroom. This tab also lists every classroom with its game and student counts, and it's where you manage the full set as you grow.
Give it a name and an optional description, and you'll land in the new classroom ready to add games.
Classroom Settings
The Settings tab has four sections.
Details. The classroom's name, description, and an optional thumbnail image. This is also home to the invite-only enrollment toggle: when it's on, only people you invite by email can join, and the shareable join link, self-registration, and guest accounts are all blocked for anyone you haven't invited. Turn it on for closed cohorts where you control the exact roster; leave it off for open workshops where a shared link is the point. Click Update to save changes.
Classroom Managers. Give someone admin access to this classroom without giving them your whole dashboard. Good for co-teachers and volunteer helpers. Roles are covered in Manage Users.
Tenant Info. A reference card for the dashboard this classroom belongs to.
Danger Zone. Deletion lives here, deliberately out of the way.
Deleting a classroom is permanent. Export anything you need from its analytics first.
Get Students In
The Roster tab has an Add students panel with three methods: invite by email (paste addresses, send invites, and track them under pending invitations), share the join link, or add people who already have accounts in your dashboard. The full walkthrough, including advanced management for removing students and bulk password resets, is in Manage Users.
Watch the Room
The Home tab tells you how the classroom is doing without any digging: student count, games assigned, average completion, and a Needs attention list of students who've gone idle, with how long they've been away.
The Roster tab goes deeper with the progress matrix: every student crossed with every game, each cell colored by progress (complete, on track, started, just began, not started, stuck) with week-over-week movement indicators. Every cell is clickable, jumping to that student's per-challenge drilldown or letting you assign a game on the spot.
For analytics across your whole organization, see Track Performance.
When to Split Into Multiple Classrooms
One classroom is right until it isn't. Common reasons to split:
By time period
Fall 2026, Spring 2027
Schools and seasonal programs
By audience
Beginner, Advanced
Multi-level training
By group
Engineering, Sales
Corporate training
By format
Weekly course, Competition
Mixed-format programs
Whatever you pick, use names that will still make sense when you have ten of them. "2026 Fall - Intro to Cybersecurity" ages better than "My Class."
Troubleshooting
Students can't join. Check whether invite-only enrollment is on (it blocks the join link for anyone not invited by email), and confirm you shared the current classroom join link.
A manager can't see the classroom. Confirm they're assigned under Settings, Classroom Managers, and that they're looking at the right classroom. Have them log out and back in if a fresh assignment isn't showing.
Wrong people joined. The join link traveled further than intended. Remove them via the roster's advanced management, and consider invite-only enrollment for the rest of the term.
Next Steps
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