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Group sessions

Run one simulation with your whole class at once. Learners join with a code and need no account.

A group session is a synchronous way to have your class run the same simulation at the same time. You start it, learners join with a five-digit pincode, and you watch their progress from one page.

Group Session Hosting is part of Skillful. See Access and pricing.

Start a session

There are two ways, with the same result:

  • Explore the simulations in Skillful, find the simulation of your choice, and press Assign group session, then Start session.

  • Or, if you know the name of the simulation you want, go to platform.siminsights.com/sessions, press Host a session, search for the simulation by name, and press Start session.

After you host the session, a page opens with the join code.

Learners join

Give students the code. They can join two ways:

  • In a headset: open HyperSkill, choose Input pin code, and enter the code.

  • On the web: go to launch.siminsights.com/join, enter the code and a name, and press Launch. The simulation runs in the browser.

A student who leaves the name blank is given one, such as Student 12.

Watch the session

The session page lists everyone who has joined: name, status, time in the simulation, and the device they are on. It updates on its own. Above the list are the totals: how many started, how many finished, and the average time to finish.

Open a learner's row to see their run in detail, including a comparison of their skills against the group average. Run detail also has the timeline of what they did, the event log and the replay.

Learners playing in a browser show as in progress even after they finish. Headset players show as finished. Use the finished count as a floor, not an exact figure, for a mixed class.

End the session

Press End session when class wraps up. The code stops working for new joins.

Afterwards

Every session you have hosted stays at platform.siminsights.com/sessions, grouped by simulation. Group session analytics covers reading a finished session: how many started and finished, the average time, and the skill mastery for the session as a whole.

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