Campus orientation without a new app.
Help students find each other, walk the campus, and take a quiz without downloading anything. Plenty of students will not install another app just for orientation week. A QR on the hall door still works.
Tours, quizzes, and a certificate on the phone.
Campus tour
A route on the map, a short note at each stop, and it points them toward the places you want them to see. First aid, the library, the faculty photo.
Classroom quizzes
Text, numbers, or a photo as the answer. Students move through the game at their own pace. A live leaderboard if you want the competitive bit.
Rewards
Finish the missions and a completion certificate lands on the phone. Scan once at the prize desk so it cannot be claimed twice.
Stagger the waves
Groups of 40 every half hour fit a 60-device plan, as long as the next wave starts after the last one has finished. Put the code at more than one entrance. Skip GPS indoors, where the signal drops. On open days, make it a check-in at first aid and photos of the campus as it really looks. No ID numbers. No required photos of children.
Freshers Orientation
Change game language
Open the QR on the hall door. Nothing to install, and it works on any phone. No ID numbers. No required photos of children.
One session per wave
Print the QR for Hall A. Pre-create teams if you want named groups. Facilitators get a secret dashboard link for that session only.
For participants
Choose any of these 3 join methods.
- Use the game code
Open a browser at pyts.link. Enter HALL.
- Scan a QR code
- Use team codes
Pre-create teams in the Teams tab and share each code.