February 10, 2026 - Classroom Review Games

Teacher at a laptop monitoring activity while two students use tablets in a sunlit classroom, with softly blurred whiteboard and posters in the background and no charts or readable text visible.

rachel
February 10, 2026
Assessment, Feedback & Data

Your Classroom Game Data Might Be Lying to You (Here’s How to Fix It)

Check your game's data accuracy by running a practice round before introducing it to students. Create a test student account, play through the game yourself, and verify that the scores,

Over-the-shoulder view of a teacher at a desk leading a video conference with a grid of diverse students on a laptop and a tablet showing colorful, text-free quiz graphics, softly lit with a blurred classroom background.

rachel
February 10, 2026
Platforms & Tools

How Video Conferencing Transforms Your Classroom Game Platform Into a Connected Learning Experience

Transform your remote or hybrid classroom by pairing video conferencing with game-based learning platforms that keep students engaged and connected. Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams all support screen sharing