Gamification

Badges, Stickers and Games That Reward Effort, Designed by the Teachers Who Give Them

Recognition Students Actually Notice

Recognition works when it is specific and it comes from someone the student knows. SCL gives teachers badges and stickers they award themselves, to one student or a whole class, from the same screen where they already teach.Badges are designed inside SCL rather than picked from a stock set. A teacher chooses a shape, pattern, colour, icon and typeface, sets what the badge is worth, and can publish it to the Badges Market for other teachers to use, earning a share every time one is taken up.Alongside that sits a Games Center where students play, score and climb through titles, and leaderboards that keep competition visible without exposing anyone. On house standings a student sees only their own row, while staff see the full table.

Badges Teachers Design

Teachers craft their own badges from shapes, patterns, colours, icons and typefaces, or start from a ready template. Each badge carries a value the teacher sets, and no two badges in the school are identical.

Stickers

Award stickers from the albums your administrators install, freely and as often as you like. Students collect them subject by subject and can see which ones have arrived since they last looked.

Award a Whole Class at Once

Pick the badges or stickers, tick the students, and award them in a single step. There is a select-all for the whole class, and the award history for each class stays on record.

Flasks

Teachers earn flasks for work they already do in SCL, from grading submissions to building assignments, and spend them crafting badges. Every credit and debit stays on their own statement.

Games Center

Typing Speed, Chemistry Lab, Math Ninja and Lemonade Stand give students something to play that still rewards precision and thinking. Each one tracks experience and promotes a player through its own titles.

Leaderboards

The Games Center board ranks the school's best scores, while House Points ranks houses on the merits students earn through behaviour. On house standings a student sees only their own row.

Badges Market

Teachers publish a badge they designed, and other teachers add it to their own library for a lower cost. The original designer earns a share in flasks each time theirs is taken up.

What Students See

Students open their own badge and sticker collections, with a count of what arrived since last time and a total of everything they have earned. Parents see their child's badge count in the mobile app.

See It Live

See How Your School Recognizes Progress

Walk through badge crafting, stickers and the Games Center with our team, and see how daily recognition from a teacher builds the motivation you want.

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