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Tip 4
✍️ Participation Without Student Accounts
  • Simply work with a write code: Students can contribute to a map without registering and without logging in.
  • This is ideal for:
    • spontaneous collection phases
    • brainstorming
    • short lesson impulses
    • substitute lessons
  • Why this saves time:
    • no account creation required
    • no password problems
    • immediate access for the whole learning group
  • Important in class:
    • the entry barrier is low
    • even younger classes can manage it quickly
    • technical hurdles are greatly reduced
  • Brief conclusion: If things need to move quickly, the write code is often the most practical solution for direct participation in class.