With MobyMax Contests, students can learn while having a blast competing with their peers. When creating a new contest, teachers can choose when it starts and ends, as well as which subject(s) will award contest points. Whether you want to focus on Math, Language, or any other subject, MobyMax Contests can be customized to fit your needs.

MobyMax Contests can be setup for an individual teacher's Students, or for the entire school. This flexibility means you can tailor contests to your class size and subject area, ensuring maximum participation and engagement. Students love seeing their names on the leaderboard, which ranks students based on contest points. Teachers can choose to turn the leaderboard on or off, depending on their preference. And don't forget, teachers can also reward students directly in MobyMax, making those well-earned achievements even more meaningful.


To create a new contest from your teacher account:

  1. Sign in to your MobyMax teacher account.
  2. Select the "Tools" tab at the top of the page. 
  3. Click on the "Contests" button under the "Engage" header.
  4. Select the "Create New Contest" button.
  5. Provide a name and description for your contest.
  6. Select the preferred Start Date and End Date for your contest.
  7. Click the box next for the subject(s) that will earn contest points, or select "All subjects."
  8. Use the radio buttons to select if you want the contest to be points or time-based.
  9. Select the radio button for "My Classroom" for just students in your class, or "My School" for all teachers at your school. 
  10. Select your leaderboard display preferences and click the "Next" button. 
  11. Check the boxes for the students, teachers (if School contest) or groups you want to participate in the contest. 
    • Note: If selecting the "Groups" or "Teachers" option, you won't be able to see individual students' points.
  12. Click the "Save" button. 


Your MobyMax Contest is now set up and ready to go. Once your students start working on the subject(s) you've chosen, they'll automatically begin earning contest points.


 

With MobyMax Contests, students can learn while having a blast competing with their peers. When creating a new contest, teachers can choose when it starts and ends, as well as which subject(s) will award contest points. Whether you want to focus on Math, Language, or any other subject, MobyMax Contests can be customized to fit your needs.

MobyMax Contests can be setup for an individual teacher's Students, or for the entire school. This flexibility means you can tailor contests to your class size and subject area, ensuring maximum participation and engagement. Students love seeing their names on the leaderboard, which ranks students based on contest points. Teachers can choose to turn the leaderboard on or off, depending on their preference. And don't forget, teachers can also reward students directly in MobyMax, making those well-earned achievements even more meaningful.

To create a new contest from your teacher account:

  1. Sign in to your MobyMax teacher account.
  2. Select the "Engagement" link on the left sidebar under the "Tools" header.
  3. Click on the "Contests" button.
  4. Select the "Create New Contest" button.
  5. Provide a name and description for your contest.
  6. Select the preferred Start Date and End Date for your contest.
  7. Click the box next for the subject(s) that will earn contest points, or select "All subjects."
  8. Use the radio buttons to select if you want the contest to be points or time-based.
  9. Select the radio button for "My Classroom" for just students in your class, or "My School" for all teachers at your school.
  10. Select your leaderboard display preferences and click the "Next" button.
  11. Check the boxes for the students, teachers (if School contest) or groups you want to participate in the contest. 
    • Note: If selecting the "Groups" or "Teachers" option, you won't be able to see individual students' points.
  12. Click the "Save" button.


Your MobyMax Contest is now set up and ready to go. Once your students start working on the subject(s) you've chosen, they'll automatically begin earning contest points.