Collaborative Challenges

How to use one of Classtime's most innovative features for your classroom.

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Written by Valentin Ruest and Brooke Sorenson

What is a Collaborative Challenge?

Collaborative Challenges enable you to create a narrative around your lesson plan to hold your students accountable and keep them engaged.

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Can I use Classtime without Collaborative Challenges?

Yes, Classtime still works great without the Collaborate Challenge feature.

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How do I start a Collaborative Challenge?

You can select and launch a Collaborative Challenge from your session settings.

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Do I need to project a Collaborative Challenge?

Yes, it is necessary for peak performance.

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What will be different on a student's screen for a Collaborative Challenge?

It's exactly the same interface for students as usual.

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Can I see detailed student responses in a Collaborative Challenge?

Yes! It only takes the flip of a switch.

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Can I change my Collaborative Challenge during a live Session?

Yes, but please keep in mind of the caveats.

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Can I see both my session dashboard and the Collaborative Challenge at the same time?

Yes! It takes a few simple steps.

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How to upload an image to a Puzzle Challenge?

Activate Collaborative Challenges from your session settings by clicking the toggle to the right of the Collaborative Challenges tab.

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How to set up the Team Challenge: Endangered Species

Team Challenges are launched from your Session Dashboard.

Written by Brooke Sorenson
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The available Collaborative Challenges don't fit my subject. Can I request one?

Of course! We look forward to hearing your suggestions.

Written by Valentin Ruest
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