JoinMyQuiz is a browser entry point for students joining quizzes and learning activities on Wayground, formerly Quizizz. Its address opens the Wayground join page, where a code connects the learner to a session created by a teacher. The activity can be a live classroom session or assigned homework completed at a different time.
Session codes
Each live or homework session receives its own numerical code. Students enter the teacher’s code and a display name to reach that activity; the name can also be selected from automatically generated suggestions. A shared session link or QR code provides another route into the same session. When work is assigned through a class, learners receive a link without needing to enter a code.
The code belongs to a session rather than permanently identifying a quiz. It expires when that session ends. A learner who arrives late can still enter while the code remains active, but cannot use it to join a finished activity.
Quiz sessions
For live quizzes, the teacher chooses student-paced or teacher-led delivery. Participants gather in a lobby before the teacher starts the session or a configured countdown starts it automatically. Homework sessions allow participation asynchronously, with the teacher controlling the opening time and deadline. A final close date can stop further submissions even when late work was previously allowed.
What students can do with questions also depends on the session settings. When skipping is enabled, a difficult question moves to the end so the learner can return after answering others. Test Mode can allow questions to be marked for review and answers changed before final submission. A question timer may continue accepting answers after the countdown, lock answers when time runs out, or be turned off entirely.
JoinMyQuiz participants can adjust music, sound effects, memes and read-aloud support through the available session controls. These options accompany the question activity, while the teacher’s settings determine which effects and response rules apply.
Feedback, review and leaderboards
The teacher can show whether a response was correct, reveal the correct answer as well, or withhold immediate feedback. End-of-session review is controlled separately: students may see questions with correct answers, questions and answer options alone, or no review content.
Competitive elements are also optional. In supported modes, a leaderboard shows a learner’s rank after each question and during or after the session. Power-ups can increase game points and change rankings, while leaving answer accuracy unchanged.
