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Review the projected-room flow locally

Rehearse the Open Challenge code and QR screen; loopback-only review links cannot be reached from participants' separate devices.

Available locallyJourney guide

Before you start

  • Use a local review server with multiplayer enabled on the same machine. Its room API accepts loopback traffic only, so the code and QR cannot connect a class on separate devices. This is a UI-flow rehearsal, not a classroom deployment.

Steps

  1. Create an Open Challenge

    Create a room and keep its room screen visible on the projected display. The screen shows a private code, invite URL, QR, participant list, and best scores.

    Open the Group room: local projection view guide
  2. Inspect the code or QR

    The room UI exposes the invitation controls, but a loopback URL cannot connect phones or other computers. Use this step to review the local flow only; cross-device hosted invitations are unavailable.

    Open the Open Challenge: invitation guide
  3. Review the participant and standings states

    The local implementation can be exercised from browser sessions on the same machine. It does not provide a supported separate-device classroom session.

    Open the Open Challenge: empty room guide
  4. Close the activity

    As host, end the challenge to freeze its standings. Create another room for a new session. The app does not provide rosters, student records, exports, or a gradebook.

    Open the Open Challenge: standings and lifecycle guide

What to expect

  • The local preview does not create an invitation reachable from separate participant devices.
  • The app does not provide rosters, student records, exports, or a gradebook.

Other paths

Visual guide

Recorded walkthrough

Walkthrough recording · 22 sec

These are silent local synthetic preview captures. Account clips and screenshots show the unconfigured guest preview, not the locally prepared member flow. Some demos use 5-, 15-, or 20-second timers; private invitation details are hidden. If playback is unavailable, use the captions when present or read the full transcript below.

Read the full recording transcript

This capture uses a synthetic five-second round to keep the local demonstration short.

Create a harmlessly named Open Challenge and keep the room screen visible on a desktop.

Share the private code, invite link or QR with intended guests. This local review room is not hosted; invite data is hidden in the recording.

Synthetic guests join from separate browser contexts. Their names appear in the room roster.

As each guest finishes an independent round, the host view refreshes to show accepted best scores and ranks.

End the challenge when the session is over. This preview does not provide a class roster, gradebook or learner records.

Annotated screens

Each numbered note names the control or state marked on the screen.

A desktop host projection uses the shared local room screen with synthetic guests and live best-score standings; invites remain hidden.View full-size original annotated screen (new tab)
Annotated Random Adding screen.

What the numbered markers show

Synthetic participants submitted real local attempts; the desktop projection refreshes to show accepted best scores.View full-size original annotated screen (new tab)
Additional annotated screen state.

What the numbered markers show

A new private Open Challenge room with code, invite link and QR hidden before capture; copy controls remain visible.View full-size original annotated screen (new tab)
Annotated Random Adding screen.

What the numbered markers show

The host can share a private challenge, see who joined, play now or end the room. Invite material is redacted.View full-size original annotated screen (new tab)
Annotated Random Adding screen.

What the numbered markers show

The room shows best scores and provisional rank, with private invite controls and Play now available.View full-size original annotated screen (new tab)
Annotated Random Adding screen.

What the numbered markers show

The host can remove a guest or end this private challenge. Invite details remain covered.View full-size original annotated screen (new tab)
Additional annotated screen state.

What the numbered markers show

The host ended the room; its status is Ended and no new play action is offered.View full-size original annotated screen (new tab)
Additional annotated screen state.

What the numbered markers show