How do I keep my classes separate?

Use a classroom for each class. (Outside schools, classrooms are called groups.)

A classroom holds that class’s sessions, so you can find them in one place and create new ones from inside it. It also keeps track of its members, including students you add before they first join, and shows trends across its sessions: how understanding and engagement are changing, and which ideas keep coming up.

Share a classroom with a co-teacher and they co-host every session in it. You can also add the class’s curriculum documents to it, so Signal uses them for every session you generate there.

More in Running sessions

• What types of session can I run in Signal?
• What’s the easiest way to start using Signal?
• What question types can I use in Signal?
• Can I add questions during a lesson?
• Can students move on at their own pace in a Live Quiz?
• Do I have to schedule a session in advance?
• Can AI write questions for me?
• Can I create questions from my lesson materials?
• Can I reuse sessions and share them with colleagues?
• Can I mute or remove one student without stopping the session?
• Can I set a minimum length for written answers?
• Can questions include images, video or links?
• Can students write fractions, indices and maths working?
• Can I switch off the suggested responses students see?
• Can I shuffle the answer options?
• Can I put a timer on a question?
• Can I show the class the correct answer?
• I ended a session by mistake. Can I reopen it?
• I set the wrong correct answer. Can I fix it after students have answered?