Lights on.
Class is live.
GCH Challenge runs your lesson like a broadcast. The lesson plays on the big screen, students answer and play on their phones, and every right answer lands on the scoreboard.
You're on the list. We'll be in touch when spots open.
How a live session runs.
You run the show from the front of the room. Students follow along on their own phones. Scroll to watch one session from the opening code to the final whistle.
Which planet is called
the Red Planet?
Points on
the board.
Card matching.
Play on your phone.
A season,
not a quiz.
Campaigns string videos, games, quizzes, polls and surveys into one challenge. Every task earns points, progress is tracked, and the standings keep the whole group coming back.
Example standings. Names and points are illustrative.
Short games.
Real practice.
Quick HTML5 games that run on any phone or screen. Each one can be branded for your program and built around your topic.
Pre-game.
Then kickoff.
A game can open with its own Lesson Clips and Lesson Slides, so students learn the material before they're tested on it.
Clips & slides
Short videos and slide decks set up the topic. In a live session they play on the big screen while phones wait.
- Lesson Clips: short video
- Lesson Slides: one idea per slide
- You press Next, the room follows
The game
Then the game opens on every phone. Students use what they just learned, and finishers score.
- Same topic, now in play
- Points to the leaderboard
- Works on phones or a shared screen
Called in
10 languages.
Content can be translated so every student plays in a language they know. It runs in the iOS and Android app and in any web browser.
Invite-only season.
Then the doors open.
We're running GCH Challenge with a small group of schools and programs first, shaping it with the teachers who use it every day. When the research season wraps, we open to everyone. Join the waitlist and you'll hear first.
You're on the list. We'll be in touch when spots open.
Built with teachers in our research program
- 1Research seasonA small group of invited schools and programs.
- 2Shaped by teachersWhat they tell us decides what we build next.
- 3Doors openPublic launch. The waitlist hears first.
