joinmyquizz.com
joinmyquizz.com is a .com address that currently redirects visitors to Wayground, the learning platform formerly known as Quizizz.
What happens when you open joinmyquizz.com?
Opening joinmyquizz.com currently sends visitors to Wayground.com rather than showing a separate quiz website.
This means students who remember the older Quizizz-style address can still end up on the platform used for classroom quizzes, lessons, practice, and assessments.
The redirect is useful because old school documents, bookmarks, and online instructions can remain visible for years after a service changes its main brand.
Why does the site now lead to Wayground?
Quizizz officially became Wayground in June 2025 as the company expanded beyond simple quizzes into a broader learning platform.
The company said in its rebrand announcement that its legal structure, ownership, user access, and privacy practices remained unchanged.
Existing accounts, classes, learning resources, and integrations also continued working through the transition.
How do students join a quiz today?
The clearest current method is to visit the official Wayground join page and enter the code supplied by a teacher.
According to Wayground's student instructions, students can then enter their name, choose available session settings, and start the activity.
Teachers can also share direct links, QR codes, or activities through learning systems such as Google Classroom, Canvas, and Schoology.
Is joinmyquizz.com the official join address?
Wayground's current documentation recommends wayground.com/join and explicitly says the older joinmyquiz.com address with one final “z” continues to work.
The similar joinmyquizz.com address with two final “z” characters currently redirects to Wayground, but Wayground's help documentation specifically names joinmyquiz.com rather than the double-z version.
Using wayground.com/join is therefore the simplest option when you want the current address directly from the platform itself.
What happens to a Wayground join code?
A teacher receives a unique numerical join code when starting a live activity or assigning work to students.
Wayground's join-code guide says each session code is automatically generated and expires when that session ends.
A student who receives an invalid or expired code normally needs a new active code from the teacher rather than a different website.
What changed when Quizizz became Wayground?
The biggest visible changes were the product name, website domain, and branding rather than the removal of existing Quizizz accounts or resources.
Wayground says old accounts continue working and previously created classes and resources remain available without users needing to create replacement accounts.
The platform has also expanded into interactive videos, passages, flashcards, AI-supported content tools, assessments, and other learning formats.
How widely is Wayground used?
Wayground reported in its 2025 company announcement that teachers use the platform in more than 90% of U.S. schools and across 150 countries.
Those figures come from the company itself, so they are best treated as Wayground's reported reach rather than an independent measurement.
The scale helps explain why older Quizizz links and names remain common across school websites, worksheets, videos, and search queries.
What should students and teachers bookmark now?
Students who only need to enter a session should bookmark wayground.com/join, while teachers and account holders can use Wayground's main website for creating and managing learning activities.
Old Quizizz-related addresses may continue redirecting, but using the current official domain reduces confusion and makes it easier to recognize future platform changes.