How do students work together between classes without booking a call?

Group work usually dies online because talking to someone costs a scheduled call. WorkAdventure removes that step: walk your avatar up to someone and the conversation opens by itself, in text, audio or video. Walk away and it closes.

That gives your space the corridor a video-conferencing tool has no room for: students revise together in a library area, a group meets in front of its project, a teacher crosses a room and answers a question in passing.

In practice

• Lock the bubble when a group does not want to be interrupted: the padlock in the bubble stops anyone else joining.
• Screens can be shared in a bubble, so a student can show their work to other participants.

Designing quiet study areas and one open area per cohort is usually enough to make this happen without any instruction.