How can teachers help students send game invites in multiplayer games?

The Multiplayer Games feature on SplashLearn is here to make education exciting and competitive for your students. Multiplayer Game Mode is a thrilling and interactive feature that allows students to engage in educational games alongside their classmates. It provides a dynamic platform for students to challenge themselves and their classmates while reinforcing crucial concepts and skills. 

As a teacher, you have the power to guide your students in sending game invites and challenging fellow SplashLearn players. Let's dive in and explore how to get started:

1. Sign in to the student's account with the class code and password.
2. Click on "Game Zone" then "Multiplayer Games" and choose any captivating game. The possibilities for challenging a classmate or playing with a random opponent are endless.
3. To unleash the competitive spirit, select the Game Mode as "1 vs 1 Battle" or "Class Rumble" and click on "Play" to start the game.

Once you've made your selection, sit back and relax. An invite will automatically be sent to other available SplashLearn players, setting the stage for an exciting showdown!

Can a teacher disable the multiplayer games in the student dashboard?

No, disabling the Multiplayer Game Mode in the teacher or student dashboard is impossible. However, we've taken steps to ensure it doesn't disrupt classroom activities.

Students can only play two games (New) during school hours. The remaining games (Play at Home) become accessible after school hours, but only if the 'Home Access' feature is enabled for their profiles. This way, students can enjoy the benefits of Multiplayer Game Mode without it interfering with their in-class learning time.

But that's not all! You can maximize the potential of this feature by making assignments mandatory to ensure students prioritize their assigned tasks before indulging in other activities, including Multiplayer Game Mode.

You can also learn more about How teachers can make the assignments mandatory for their students?

Points to remember: 

1. Progress made by the students within the games will not be recorded. 

If you still have questions or are facing challenges, please click here to submit a request so our customer support team can assist you.