Create or join
Start a group or enter through an invite code or link.
Create or join a private group, add published quizzes, keep discussions beside the quiz and compare group activity.
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Study Groups give classmates or study partners a private space for reusing quizzes together.
Members can join through an invite, use shared quizzes, discuss them and compare activity through group scoreboards. Roles help keep the group organised as it grows.
Study Groups give repeated collaborative study a private home for shared quizzes.
Start a group or enter through an invite code or link.
Add published quizzes from your own library so members can practise together.
Use quiz discussions to ask questions, clarify answers and keep the conversation beside the assessment.
Use group scoreboards to see attempts, scores and contributions across the group.
A Study Group is a private space where members can bring selected Quiyo quizzes into a shared revision context. People join through an invite or group code, and group administrators control membership and the quizzes available to the group.
Members can attempt group quizzes, discuss them and compare scoreboards that reflect group activity. The group can therefore keep practice, conversation and progress around the same set of learning material.
Study Groups use personal Quiyo accounts, so a learner can move between private group practice, public quizzes and their own study tools without creating a separate identity.
The group stays connected to the actual quizzes being used, so discussion and performance do not drift into separate tools.
Bring shared quizzes, discussion and group scoreboards into one private space.