Outcome 01
Class code and PIN
A separate space for students
Students join with a class code, choose their name and enter a four-digit PIN. No student email account and nothing to install.

What this unlocks
Teacher-owned setup determines what reaches the separate learner space, while the student sees a calm path into assigned school work.
Outcome 01
Class code and PIN
Outcome 02
No student email required
Outcome 03
Assigned school work in one place

Child-friendly, teacher-connected
The student space is visually engaging without becoming an open social platform. Assigned work, published tests and progress cues sit inside a separate signed-in experience.
Teachers provision the roster; students do not need to manage an email identity.
Students see the tasks and tests connected to their classroom membership.
A friendly companion, avatar choices and clear progress cues help reduce the friction of getting started.
The experience is built around learning tasks rather than public profiles, follower counts or advertising.
The first student session
The learner setup is intentionally short, with the teacher retaining ownership of the classroom.
Enter the teacher-provided class code and select the correct name.
Enter the four-digit PIN and complete the one-time Riley setup.
Worksheets and published tests appear in the student dashboard.
Our walkthrough includes the join flow, learner dashboard and an assigned task.
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