In this video, I’m breaking down a gamification feature inside Funclass that I think teens are going to genuinely buy into (which is saying a lot). Funclass runs directly in Zoom and layers in the stuff that keeps students showing up with energy—virtual pets, XP points, and a reward system—so you can reinforce positive learning behaviors without turning your whole lesson into a complicated game build. What I love is the flexibility: you can toggle the gamification on or off depending on your group. That means if you’re teaching adults, or you’ve got learners who might find the extra visuals distracting (including some SEN students), you can keep it clean. They’re also building out more teen-centric avatars tied to missions, which is exactly the direction I want for middle/high school engagement—give them a goal, a progression loop, and a reason to participate. On top of engagement, Funclass is aiming to be an all-in-one tool for managing students and class workflows, so it’s not just “cute gamification”—it’s meant to save you time too.