GeoJag For teachers
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GeoJag for teachers

See what your students are learning, live.

Students play through 11 maps of missions, lessons, and mini-games. You get a dashboard that shows who has mastered which geography standards, for your state, as they play.

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The GeoJag teacher dashboard for a class of 18 students, showing the class join code, the percentage of the class that has mastered each Washington geography standard, and a roster with each student's XP, stamps, and standards.

Up and running in three steps

No rosters to upload, no student emails needed, nothing to install.

Create a class

Sign in with Google, name your class, and pick your state. Your students will see your state's standards.

Share the code

Students go to geojag.com and type your 6-letter class code. Schools that set it up can also use school Google sign-in.

Watch progress live

Your dashboard updates as students play: XP, passport stamps, lessons, and standards mastered.

Standards mastery

Know who's mastered what, at a glance

Each standard shows the share of your class that has mastered it. A student masters a standard by earning a passport stamp in every mission that practices it, so mastery means repeated success, not one lucky answer.

  • Filter to one map or see totals across all of them
  • Copy the whole class as a spreadsheet (CSV)
  • Spot who hasn't played lately
Class roster showing each student's last activity, XP, stamps, standards mastered, questions mastered, lessons, and collections
Student profiles

Every student's passport, in detail

Click any student to see their stamps, best scores, attempts, and questions mastered for each mission on every map they've played, plus lessons, collections, and the standards they've mastered.

  • Great for conferences and IEP check-ins
  • Their private student code is right there if they forget it
A student profile showing mission stamps, best scores, and mastered standards for the World and Africa maps
Student codes

Print codes, hand them out, done

Add students yourself or let them join with the class code. Either way, every student gets a private code to sign back in on any device. Print them as cards in one click.

Printable student code cards

Aligned to your state

GeoJag was built on Washington's high school geography standards and aligned to the national C3 Framework and every state. Pick yours to see what your students will practice.

Printable alignment

What students do

Every map has the same five missions, short lessons to learn first, and mini-games that make each country memorable.

Country ReconIdentify countries and regions from clues about their land and people.
Coordinate HunterFind places by latitude and longitude and read spatial patterns.
Migration RoutesWatch real migrations and sort the pushes and pulls behind them.
Shaping the LandSee how people adapt to and change their environments.
Ripple EffectsTrace how trade, conflict, and disasters ripple across the world.

Plus flag, culture, food, and language mini-games, ranks from Flight Cadet to GeoJag Ace, and a passport full of stamps.

A sample week

One way to use GeoJag alongside a regional unit. Missions are short, so each day leaves room for your own teaching.

Day 1LaunchShare the class code. Students do the map's first lesson and play Country Recon.
Day 2LocationCoordinate Hunter, then a quick look at the dashboard to see who needs help with latitude and longitude.
Day 3People on the moveMigration Routes, paired with your class discussion of push and pull factors.
Day 4Land and eventsShaping the Land and Ripple Effects. Early finishers explore the mini-games.
Day 5Check and reteachUse the standards bars to group students, then let them replay missions to earn gold stamps.

Questions teachers ask

Do students need email addresses or accounts?

No. Students join with your class code and get a private student code. If your school sets it up, they can sign in with their school Google account instead.

Does it work on Chromebooks?

Yes. GeoJag runs in the browser on Chromebooks, laptops, tablets, and phones. Nothing to install.

Which standards are covered?

Washington's grades 9–10 geography standards, the C3 Framework, and a best-fit alignment for every other state. See your state's alignment.

What does it cost?

The World map is free. Premium unlocks the ten regional maps for $59 a year per teacher, or $299 a year for up to five teachers at a school. Purchase orders are welcome. See plans.

What about student privacy?

GeoJag stores only a student's name, their school email if they use Google sign-in, and their game progress. No ads, and data is never sold. We'll sign your district's data privacy agreement. Read the privacy notice.

What happens after the free trial?

Your classes keep the free World map and all their progress. Upgrade any time and the regional maps unlock again right away.

Try every map free for 10 days

Set up your first class in about a minute.

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