📖 Guide

This comprehensive guide is designed specifically to help you start your journey on the platform, from creating your first classes to setting up games and lessons for your students.

👤 Accounts & Registration

• Create an account from the registration page: choose the account type (teacher or student), enter your name, email and password, accept the terms, and enter a class code if your teacher gave you one.
• Usernames are unique in any letter case: a name you pick yourself must not be taken, and leaving it empty makes the site generate one from your email automatically.
• Sign in directly with your Google account without a new password; your account is created automatically on first sign-in.
• After registering you enter the site directly with no features, and you receive an activation message at your email — activate your account from the link to unlock features.
• Sign in with your email address or username plus your password.

💎 Plans & Limits

• Your plan sets your ceilings: the allowed number of classes, students, games, lessons and questions.
• Locked templates and play modes show a lock badge — upgrade your plan to unlock them.
• AI generation and paper export depend on your plan, each with a usage balance shown to you while working.

🎓 Student's Guide

• Enter your teacher’s class code at registration or from your pages, then wait for the teacher to approve your join request.
• Your assignments live on your assigned games and lessons pages — anything your teacher assigns appears there instantly.
• Browse the public games and lessons library and play any public game even without an assignment.
• Your scores, times and attempt history are saved on your results page so you can review your progress.
• Visitors can try public games without an account, and save their score on the leaderboard under their name if it makes the top ten.

🏫 Classrooms (Teacher)

• Create a class from the classes page and share the join code with your students.
• Join requests come to you for approval or rejection before a student enters.
• Add a student yourself with a name, a unique username and a password — or paste a name list (up to 100 names) and the site creates the accounts with temporary passwords changed on first sign-in.
• Reset any student’s password with a temporary one, edit their name, or remove them from the class when needed.
• Assign a game or lesson to the class with an optional due date; it appears instantly for approved students.
• Move your students to a colleague with an export code: a matching class is created with the same accounts and no re-registration.

🎮 Building Games (Teacher)

• Create a game (title, description, image, public for everyone or private to you and your classes) then build its questions in the builder.
• The builder supports 14 interactive templates: Multiple Choice, True or False, Matching (Word Pairs), Arrange the Following, Classification, Complete the Sentence, Matching on Image / Labeling, Word Scramble, Complete the Missing Letters, Word Search, Crossword Puzzle, Memory Pairs, Multiplication Table, Math Operations
• Build each question manually with a dedicated editor per template, and upload images by drag & drop, paste or browse.
• Generate questions with AI: write the explanation or instructions, pick the template and count (up to 15 questions for single templates, up to 10 points for multi-point ones), and upload an image for the image-labeling template.
• Import questions from your previous or public games via the question bank, or add words in bulk.
• Control each question’s time (empty means unlimited) and the retry option, duplicate the game or assign it to a class.
• Print the game on paper as PDF or Word with or without the answer key (memory cards are interactive-only and never print).
• Create an auto-generated multiplication-table game by selecting the tables, answer style and question count.

👁️ Live preview — public games on the site right now:

📚 Preparing Lessons (Teacher)

• Create a lesson (title, explanation, image, public by default or private) and write the content directly or with AI.
• Generate the lesson title and explanation from a short brief, with an AI-lessons cap set by your plan.
• Add videos, then attach interactive simulations from the simulation library (tick them like games, or create one on the spot from inside the lesson form).
• Attach your games to the lesson so they appear as interactive practice for your students.
• A new lesson is public by default; make it private to limit it to its assigned classes.

👁️ Live preview — public lessons on the site right now:

⚗️ Simulation Library

• Create a simulation in the library (title plus its full code, up to 100KB per simulation; embedding external pages depends on your plan).
• Attach simulations to any lesson with checkboxes exactly like games — or press the quick-add button inside the lesson form and it is created and attached at once.
• Public simulations are browsable and playable standalone from the simulations page, even without a lesson.
• Edit a simulation’s code later from the library, duplicate public ones into your own library, or delete them safely (files shared with lessons are kept).

👁️ Live preview — public simulations on the site right now:

Browse all simulations

🏆 Playing & Leaderboard

• Play in five modes: normal, question wheel, maze, balloons and road race — plus a student-picker wheel for teachers during class.
• Top-10 leaderboard: your name appears once at its highest rank; ties break by fastest time, then earliest finish.
• Read-aloud buttons, fullscreen, a timer, retry when allowed, and guest play under a name.

📊 Results & Tracking

• Follow your students’ scores, times and attempt dates from the results page and dashboard.
• Review your full results history from your results page.

⚙️ Your Account & General Settings

• Update your name, email, phone, photo and password from the profile page.
• Switch the site between Arabic and English with the language button at the top of the page.
• Message the administration from the contact page, and read the terms and conditions page.

🛠️ Make It Step by Step

Each walkthrough ends with a live button that opens the real page — creation pages need a signed-in teacher account.