Why one screen
- Nothing to hand out, charge or collect, and it works in rooms where phones stay in bags.
- No student logins. A student is the name you typed.
- Everyone watches the same fight at the same time.
What it does not do
- Students do not attack from their own devices. You give the points and the screen shows the
damage.
- It is not a quiz on its own. The damage comes from ordinary points, so you decide what earns
them. For quiz review there are quiz games on the same screen, and their points count toward
the boss too.
- Nobody is knocked out. A “needs work” point heals the boss, and every student stays in the
game.
The rest of the class toolkit
Boss hunts sit next to four other whole-class modes, all powered by the same points: Squad
Legends (squads that compete over days), Versus (two students, one question), Tournament (a
live points race) and Race Track. Attendance, a random student picker, a group maker and timers
live on the same board.
Questions
Do students need devices or accounts?
No. There are no student logins, emails or passwords. You add first names or nicknames and run
everything from your screen.
Is it free?
Yes. The free plan covers one class of up to 30 students, and boss hunts are part of it.
What do I need in the classroom?
A browser and one screen the class can see: a TV, a projector or a smartboard, with a laptop or
tablet in your hand.
What ages is it for?
K through 12, the same as the rest of Learnify.
