JoinMyQuiz.com is a shortcut address students use to join a live quiz or homework activity from Wayground, the platform formerly called Quizizz. Type the address, enter the numeric code your teacher gives you, add your name and you are in. The page now forwards to wayground.com/join, and joining a game is free.
Key Takeaways
- Joinmyquiz com is a redirect: it sends you to quizizz.com/join, which then forwards to wayground.com/join.
- Quizizz renamed itself Wayground in June 2025. Old links, including joinmyquiz.com, still work.
- To play, you need the code your teacher shares. Codes are created automatically and expire when the session ends.
- Teachers can skip codes by assigning activities to a class, which also keeps strangers out.
- Lookalike sites with extra endings, such as joinmyquiz.it.com, are separate websites, not the join page.
What is JoinMyQuiz.com?
JoinMyQuiz.com is the student entry point for quiz games made on Wayground (formerly Quizizz). It is not a quiz site of its own. When you open it, your browser is passed along to the official join page, where you enter a game code. For times tables practice, note that TablesProWorld.com does not offer any, despite its name.
The domain was registered in July 2019, so it has been around for years as an easy-to-remember address teachers could write on the board. Today the page you land on is titled “For students: Enter a Wayground Code,” and it lets you join an activity with your class or find quizzes and flashcards of your own.
Behind it is Quizizz Inc., the company that built Quizizz. In June 2025 the company changed its brand name to Wayground. The legal entity, accounts, classes and data privacy terms all stayed the same, and older links such as joinmyquiz.com continue to work.
Why the name changed
The rebrand was announced on June 24, 2025, and it marks the move from a quiz tool to a wider learning platform with AI features, lessons, flashcards and interactive videos. For students, very little changed. The game looks a little different, and the address in your browser now says wayground.com, but the join process is the same.
How to join a quiz with JoinMyQuiz.com
Joining takes less than a minute on a phone, tablet, laptop or Chromebook. You only need a web browser, and the same goes for free student tools like the word counter on Pushwiki.com.
- Open joinmyquiz.com in your browser. It will forward you to the Wayground join page.
- Type the code your teacher shared. It is a number shown on the teacher’s screen or in the homework instructions.
- Enter your name. You can also tap the arrow to pick one of three random fun names, if your teacher allows it.
- Set your options. Toggles let you turn music, memes, read-aloud support and sound effects on or off.
- Press Start. For homework, you press “Start game” on the next screen.
If your school uses Google Classroom, Schoology or Canvas, your teacher may post the activity there. In that case, sign in to that learning platform first to see the code or link.
Live games vs homework
There are two main ways a teacher runs an activity, and they behave a little differently.
| Feature | Live session | Homework session |
|---|---|---|
| When you play | At the same time as the class | Any time before the deadline |
| Where the teacher finds the code | Live dashboard | Session report page |
| Pace | Often teacher-paced | Your own pace |
| Can you resume later? | No | Yes, if you rejoin with the exact same name |
| Code expires | When the teacher ends the session | When the session ends or closes |
Why your JoinMyQuiz code is not working
A code that won’t work almost always has a simple cause. Check these in order:
- The session has ended. Every code is unique and stops working when the session ends. Ask your teacher for a fresh one.
- A typo. Codes are numbers only. Check each digit, especially on a small phone keyboard.
- The activity was assigned to a class. Class assignments have no code. Log in to your Wayground student account and the activity appears there.
- It came through your LMS. Sign in to Google Classroom, Schoology or Canvas to get the right code or link.
- You are on the wrong site. Make sure the address bar shows wayground.com/join after the redirect, not a lookalike page.
If none of that works, try another browser or clear your browser cache, then rejoin with the same name so your progress is kept on homework.
Is JoinMyQuiz.com safe?
Yes. JoinMyQuiz.com is a genuine address that belongs to Wayground, and it simply forwards you to the official join page. Joining a game as a student never asks for payment. You enter a code and a name, and some teachers also ask students to log in to a Wayground student account first.
The main risk is landing on the wrong site. Searching “join my quiz” brings up many unofficial pages, some with addresses that look almost the same, such as joinmyquiz.it.com or quizizz.it.com. These are separate websites with articles and ads, much like the online magazines we review, not the place to enter your code. Type joinmyquiz.com or wayground.com/join directly instead of clicking a search result.
Tip: Only log in on a page whose address starts with wayground.com. If a site asks for your school email password, payment details or an app download before you can play, close it.
Stopping uninvited players
Teachers sometimes see unknown names show up in a game. This usually happens when someone types a wrong code and lands in your session by accident. The fix is to assign sessions through Classes. Then there is no code at all, the activity appears in each student’s account and only enrolled students can join.
What teachers need to know
JoinMyQuiz.com is only the student side. To host a game, a teacher needs a Wayground account. The Starter (Basic) plan is free and includes:
- Up to 20 stored activities
- Quizzes, lessons, flashcards, interactive videos and passages
- Basic question types such as multiple choice, fill in the blank and polls
- Live and homework modes, including Classic, Team and Mastery Peak
- Basic class-level reports you can share with colleagues and parents
Paid school and district plans add more storage, premium question types and wider library access, and are sold by quote. Once a teacher starts a session or assigns homework, a join code is created automatically. Students then use joinmyquiz.com or wayground.com/join to enter it.
Wayground’s own guide, Quizizz is now Wayground: what’s changing and what’s not, is the best place to confirm how the rebrand affects existing accounts, links and integrations.
JoinMyQuiz.com in the USA and other countries
The same address works worldwide, including for students searching joinmyquiz.com usa. The join page itself is translated into 23 languages, including English, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Arabic, Japanese and Korean, and picks the language from your browser settings. Your teacher’s quiz will still be in whatever language they wrote it in, so English learners may want a grammar guide such as GrammarVista.com on hand.
Conclusion
JoinMyQuiz.com is the easy-to-remember student door to Wayground, the platform formerly known as Quizizz. It forwards you to wayground.com/join, where you enter your teacher’s numeric code, add a name and start playing for free. If a code fails, the session has probably ended, the activity was assigned to your class or you mistyped a digit. Type the address directly, avoid lookalike sites, and ask your teacher for a fresh code when in doubt.
Frequently asked questions
Is joinmyquiz com the same as Quizizz?
Yes. JoinMyQuiz.com is the student join address for Quizizz, which renamed itself Wayground in June 2025. The address now forwards to wayground.com/join, and old links like joinmyquiz.com keep working.
Do I need an account to join a quiz?
It depends on your teacher. Many games only need the code and a name. Some teachers ask you to log in to a Wayground student account first, and activities assigned to a class always need a login, because they have no code.
Is JoinMyQuiz.com free for students?
Yes. Students pay nothing to join a game. Teachers can also host for free on the Starter (Basic) plan, which allows up to 20 stored activities. Paid school and district plans add more features.
Can I rejoin a quiz if I leave?
For homework sessions, yes. Rejoin with the exact same name and your unfinished game resumes. Live sessions cannot be resumed after they end, and the code stops working once the teacher closes the session.
Why does joinmyquiz.com open Wayground?
Because Quizizz changed its name to Wayground. Old addresses, including quizizz.com and joinmyquiz.com, now redirect to wayground.com automatically, so bookmarks and links shared by teachers still take you to the right place.
