60%
Teachers are already using AI for work.
Weekly users estimated 5.9 hours saved per week.
Gallup 2025 · 2,232 U.S. public-school teachersJoin at algoarena.net/classroom
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CS2026
Game Settings
Questions
6
Time
10s to 20m per question
Topics: arrays, linked lists, strings
Waiting for a student to join...
Players
1 joinedYou are the host
Join a session
Enter the 6-character code from your host, then join the live room.
Classroom
Host live algorithm quizzes, let students code in the room, and debrief the exact concepts that need attention.
Piloted in a Bryn Mawr College CS classroom. Free to start with a generous educator free tier.

Classroom pilot
Classroom is shaped around an instructor's real loop: start class quickly, see who is stuck, and leave with a useful debrief.
The classroom control gap
Teachers and students are already using AI. Classroom gives the educator a visible role in setting boundaries, seeing progress, and choosing the next explanation.
60%
Weekly users estimated 5.9 hours saved per week.
Gallup 2025 · 2,232 U.S. public-school teachers18%
Only 18% reported receiving formal guidance on AI use.
Gallup 2026 · 2,069 U.S. public-school teachers56%
Gen Z K-12 students use GenAI weekly. 80% of surveyed Gen Z worry AI may make future learning harder.
Gallup 2026 · 1,572 U.S. people ages 14 to 29One live teaching loop
Four focused views show what the educator can control, what the student can ask, and what the class leaves behind.
Live room
Share a short join code, keep everyone on the same question, and watch submissions land without switching dashboards.
Host a classroomWhat is the main advantage of a linked list over an array?
Watch answers land, then reveal and debrief.
Teacher-gated help
Hint-only Rena stays beside the coding task, follows the teacher's policy, and refuses requests for full solutions.
Set classroom guardrails|
Concept gaps
Inspect class accuracy by concept and turn the weakest signal into the next worked example or a topic for office hours.
View the educator dashboardClass accuracy by concept
Reusable material
Find a past quiz, inspect its question mix, and reuse what worked instead of rebuilding every warm-up from scratch.
Browse classroom materialDrop a past quiz straight into your next class.
With a short join code on any device. No install, no full account required. They answer from their own screen while you watch progress live.
Run Tests on an algorithmic assessment question now grades the hidden cases too and shows one pass count, and a program that crashes shows as a runtime error with its traceback.
ReadIn Assessment Copilot, an approved assessment now goes live from a Publish button on its card, and a card you have approved or dismissed stays that way.
ReadA question can now hand each participant a working API key, kept out of the question text and set up on a machine that can reach the internet.
ReadFor educators
Host live sessions, coach with hint-only Rena, debrief with real data, and reuse quizzes across classes.