Muyara: Live Class Sessions

About Muyara: Live Class Sessions

Classroom understanding is difficult to judge from a show of hands. Muyara gives every student a quiet way to answer while the teacher sees the shape of the whole room.

A teacher opens a session and shares a six-character code. Students join from their own phones or tablets, then respond to multiple-choice, true/false, numeric, or short-text checks. Answers move through the room’s local link, so a lesson does not depend on a hosted quiz service.

TEACHER VIEW
• Ask a question in seconds and watch the response rail fill
• Read answer distribution and participation without exposing names
• Reveal individual answers only as a deliberate second step
• See Silent Hand counts from students who need another explanation
• Remove or block a participant when classroom moderation requires it
• Save question sets and review topic-level session history
• Optionally sync teacher question banks and aggregate history with a teacher account

STUDENT VIEW
• Join with a short room code and no student account
• Answer on a focused screen without seeing another student’s response
• Raise a Silent Hand privately and choose whether to attach a name
• Rejoin an active room with the same answer state
• Keep personal per-question results on the student’s device
• Report and leave a room from the session menu

BUILT FOR REAL CLASSROOM MOMENTS
Late joiners receive the current session state. Reconnecting students recover their participation, and deterministic host migration helps the room continue if the original host connection disappears. The interface adapts across phones, foldables, and tablets while keeping teacher controls and student actions clearly separate.

Muyara is designed for teacher-moderated sessions. There is no student-to-student messaging, public feed, public profile, photo posting, or student content discovery.