The game ends. The learning doesn’t.
Students join on their phones with a code or a QR. When the last question closes, every miss becomes that student’s own practice, with a hint first and the explanation after.

Questions come only from items faculty have reviewed and published, so nothing unsigned reaches the room.
Each student leaves with their own misses queued as practice with Ava: hint first, then the full explanation.
The instructor gets the questions the room found hardest, first, and a question nobody answered is shown as no evidence rather than 0%.
Marking happens on the server. A phone never receives the answer key or how the class voted.
What this rests on
- Run a timed whole-class quiz from the course’s reviewed questions, then send each student’s misses to practice with AvaAnswers are marked on the server; a student’s phone never receives the answer key or the class tally, and the instructor gets the questions the room found hardest, first.
- A wrong answer gets a hint, then the full explanation, and every attempt is marked from the faculty-reviewed answer with no AI in the markingThe answer is withheld after the first miss so the retry still counts, and a second attempt after a hint is recorded apart from a first-time correct answer.
The rest of the platform
- AvaA tutor that knows which course it is teaching.
- Visual CanvasShow the idea. Then let them move it.
- Curriculum GroundingThe decline is the product.
- Practice & AssessmentThe model observes. The rubric decides.
- AnalyticsA zero can mean two opposite things.
- AI GatewayOne model going down is not an outage.