👥 Create and manage a group

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How to register your class, keep names in order, and stay in control of enrollment.

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From My groups, click New group

In the top menu open My groups and click + New group, top right.

From My groups, click New group
2

Fill in the name

Only the name is required. Organization and birth year are optional and help MathGames set the default difficulty for some labs.

Fill in the name
3

Share the invite link

As soon as you save, the group gets its own link. Copy it and share it with your class — WhatsApp, the whiteboard, whatever works.

Share the invite link
4

Each student signs in with their name and a mascot

The student opens the link, types their name, and picks a mascot — animal, color, and background. No password or email needed. Signing in with a mascot creates a warmer, friendlier feel and protects students from classmates logging into their account and stealing their identity.

Each student signs in with their name and a mascot
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You'll see each student appear in real time

As soon as a student joins, their name appears on your group page without reloading. Once the whole class is in, click Close group so the link stops accepting new sign-ups.

You'll see each student appear in real time
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A weird name? Rename it yourself

In the Students section, at the bottom of the group page, every name is an editable field. Type the correct name and click the ✓ to save it — handy when a student signs up as "xXx_Pro_xXx" or similar. The icon next to it resets their mascot if they forgot it, and the trash icon removes them from the group.

A weird name? Rename it yourself
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Group closed, ready to work

With the group closed, anyone opening the link who hasn't joined before sees a notice — they can only sign in if they were already a member. You can reopen it at any time with the same button.

Group closed, ready to work

From here, the group is ready for a lab or a competition — with live tracking and real results, like the one below.

From here, the group is ready for a lab or a competition — with live tracking and real results, like the one below.