Create a question pack or find one in Discover, choose an available game mode, and invite students to play. Students answer questions correctly to return to the action. Afterward, review the class results, explore individual questions and students, and use what you learn to plan your next lesson. With Pro, you can also assign homework and generate new practice content from report insights.

Yes. A free teacher account lets you create question packs, host live games with a selection of game modes, and review performance reports. You can also host a public pack directly from Discover without copying it into your library. Packslet Pro adds all game modes, assignments, AI features, report exports, and the ability to copy and duplicate packs. See the pricing page for plan details.

Students play interactive video games where knowledge matters more than speed. Each question must be answered correctly before they can return to the game, and cooldowns discourage rapid guessing. Reports also flag questions that needed another try, so eventually finding the right answer does not hide a learning gap.

No. Discover lets you browse public packs and search by topic, subject, and grade level. Sign in as a teacher to review the correct answers, then host a public pack directly. If you want to edit it for your class, Packslet Pro lets you copy it into your library. Your copy is private by default, and editing it does not change the original.

You can create multiple-choice and true/false questions. Each question needs at least two answer choices. Set your pack's title, subject, grade level, and visibility, then add or edit questions to fit your lesson. You can use packs for math, science, history, vocabulary, and other subjects.

Yes. With Packslet Pro, describe a topic or skill and generate 1 to 30 questions at a time in a new or existing pack. Packslet also uses the pack's subject and grade level to guide generation. Preview the results, select the questions you want to add, and review or edit them for accuracy before using them with students.

Yes. Paste exported text from a Quizlet set or Gimkit kit, or upload a CSV using the Packslet spreadsheet template. You can preview and select up to 100 questions per import. For Quizlet and Gimkit imports, Packslet builds wrong answer choices from other answers in the set, or you can use Pro's AI distractors to generate plausible alternatives. Review the questions and answer choices before adding them to your pack.

Students do not need an account to join a live game. They visit packslet.com/join on an internet-connected device, enter your game code, choose a name and avatar, and wait for you to start. Signed-in students use their account name. You can also play alongside your class by joining in a second browser tab while keeping the host tab open.

Choose a game mode, game duration, question interval, points per correct answer, and whether students can join after the game starts. Once everyone is in the lobby, start the game and monitor the live leaderboard. Keep the host tab open to add more time or end the game when needed.

Yes. With Packslet Pro, turn a question pack into a self-paced assignment. Set a title, due date, question interval, and question goal: the number of questions students must answer correctly to complete it. Share the assignment link and monitor progress from Assignments. A detailed report is created during overnight processing after the due date.

Reports include a class summary, Question Breakdown, and Student Progress. See accuracy and mastery groups, find questions that need review, and click a question or student for more detail. Current reports also show the average number of tries on questions students missed. Game reports are available when the game ends; assignment reports are processed overnight after the due date. Activities with no participants do not create a report.

In current reports, each question counts once per student, even if it appears repeatedly. It counts as correct only if the student answers it without a wrong guess every time they complete it. Needing another try on any completed appearance makes that student-question result incorrect, even though the student eventually found the answer. Unfinished answers do not add a correct or incorrect result. This helps you spot material that still needs practice.

Yes. With Packslet Pro, AI report insights identify a Biggest opportunity for review. From that insight, generate up to 20 new practice questions targeting the concepts your class struggled with. Review and select the questions, then download a printable PDF worksheet with an answer key. These are fresh practice questions; they are not added to the original question pack.

Yes. Sign in to download a PDF worksheet from a public pack or a pack in your library, including its existing questions and an answer key. The pack must contain at least one question. With Packslet Pro, you can also export a report's question breakdown and student progress as an Excel workbook. Exports include original student nicknames even if you hide names on the report screen.

Create a free teacher account with Google or an email address and password. Find a pack in Discover or create your own, review its questions, then host it with an unlocked game mode. Share the join code with your class and start playing. The help center's quick start guide walks you through your first game and how to review the results.