Team Scoreboard
A quiz scoreboard and classroom scoreboard for 2 to 12 teams, with big buttons and a live leaderboard for the projector.
Chart: running total by round
Settings: target score, lowest wins, start score
How to use the team scoreboard
Type each team's name on its card and tap the dot to pick a color. + Add team adds cards up to 12 teams, and the × on a card removes it. Give points with the big +1, +5 and +10 buttons, or tap the team's total for one point. For any other amount, type it in the box under the team and press Add. A minus number takes points away, and −1 fixes a slip.
The Leaderboard under the cards re-sorts after every point, so the class or the quiz room always sees who is ahead, while the cards stay in the same place for you to tap. Press Next round between quiz rounds or lessons: the table keeps each round's points and the totals.
Open display window is for a classroom projector or the TV at quiz night. Drag the new window to that screen and press F: it shows the ranked teams in large type and updates as you score on your laptop.
For two teams with a game clock, use the online scoreboard; for a sport, pick its own board, such as basketball or soccer.
For quizzes, classrooms and trivia nights
- Quiz or trivia night: as a trivia scoreboard, use one round per quiz round. Use +10 for a full round or type the round score. Print sheet gives the round by round results on paper.
- Classroom: reward table groups with +1 or +5 through the lesson, and set a Target score in Settings so the board plays a tune and names the team that gets there first.
- Game shows and camps: up to 12 teams, each with its own color on the board.
For two teams with a game clock, use the online scoreboard. For individual players in a card or board game, the score keeper is simpler. Scores stay in this browser only: nothing is sent anywhere, and a refresh never loses them.
Keyboard shortcuts
- 1 to 9: one point to teams 1 to 9
- Shift plus a number: one point off that team
- N: start the next round
- U or Ctrl+Z: undo
- F: full screen; M: sound
Questions
How many teams can I have?
From 2 to 12. The first nine teams also have number keys for a quick point from the keyboard.
Can the students see the scores without seeing my controls?
Yes. Press Open display window, move that window to the projector and make it full screen. It shows only the leaderboard, while you keep the buttons on your own screen.
Can I take points away?
Yes. Press −1, type a minus number such as -5 in the team's box, or press Undo to take back the last change.
Can I share the scores with another teacher or quizmaster?
Share link copies a link with the team names, colors, settings and scores. Whoever opens it is asked before it replaces anything.
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Put this team scoreboard on your website
Free for classrooms, clubs, blogs and shops: paste this code into any page. It works the same inside your site, and counts stay in each visitor's own browser. For a dark version, add ?theme=dark after /team-scoreboard/ in the code.