Typing Musoufor School
Typing Musou for schools. Connect Google Classroom, hand out assignments, and watch how the class is getting on and how each student is coming along. The totals and the marking are done the moment a student plays.
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What you can do on the teacher's screen.
On a small screen, scroll sideways to see the whole class.
See it in a demo
Press one and the screen drives itself. Press nothing and it stays yours to explore.
Why students come back for one more round.
Gains come from practice that kept going. The reason to keep going is built into the game itself.
Home Position Dojo
100 stages that start from where each finger sits. A boss waits every tenth stage, building up to typing without looking down. This is the groundwork, before anyone races.
Ranked matches
One-on-one against players nationwide. Wins and losses move a rating, and students climb from novice through the numbered dan grades to master. Seasons run two months and then start over.
Friend matches
Share a six-character room code and play 1v1 or 2v2 with classmates. Six house rules — HP multiplier, uneven teams and more — even out a mismatch. Up to ten can spectate, and rating is untouched.
The Armoury
Coins earned in battle buy 81 titles, 71 icons, 26 skins and 13 characters. What a student built up stays visible, and that becomes the reason for the next match.
Your job stops at choosing the assignment.
Collecting, marking and recording are already done the moment a student plays.
Enjoy practice
Game onlyDrills, personal bests and battles
With school featuresThe same game, used in your lesson
Set a practice goal
Game onlySay it out loud or write it on the board
With school featuresHand out the task and its deadline. Classroom gets it too
See who got how far
Game onlyLook over shoulders, or ask
With school featuresThe whole class, done and not done, in one list
See one student's growth
Game onlyGather and sort the records yourself
With school featuresFirst ten against the last ten, automatically. Weak keys too
Keep a record of the lesson
Game onlyWrite the results up separately
With school featuresScores, comments, CSV export, grades returned to Classroom
Keep your Classroom.
Roster, assignments and grades follow.
The Google Classroom API carries your roster, assignments and grades across. Nothing is typed in twice, and your lesson keeps the shape it already has.
Import your roster
Bring in a Classroom roster as it stands. Students join by signing in with the same Google account it lists.
Hand out assignments
An assignment made in Typing Musou lands in Classroom at the same time. Students start practising from the link.
Return the grades
Scores go back to the Classroom grade column, so typing sits alongside everything else you record.
More practice, more growth.
These are the live records. Every player with 20 or more 1v1 battles, comparing the mean WPM of their first 10 battles with their most recent 10.
Students just play battles, and their typing gets faster.
| Battles | Players | Got faster | Mean gain |
|---|---|---|---|
| 20-49 | 2,391 | 71.7% | +1.8 |
| 50-99 | 1,428 | 81.7% | +3.7 |
| 100-199 | 1,141 | 88.0% | +6.0 |
| 200-499 | 935 | 94.9% | +9.5 |
| 500+ | 455 | 98.2% | +17.5 |
5,219 of 6,350 players (82.2%) ended faster than they started.
Real examples: 87 players who actually improved.
- Period
- 54 days
- Battles
- 772
- Accuracy
- 98.4% → 94.1%
Each point is a 10-battle average — left edge their first 10, right edge their most recent 10. The vertical axis is zoomed per player, so read the gain from the two numbers, not the slope.
Before you decide.
Can we use it without Google Classroom?
Yes. Create a class without connecting Classroom and invite students with a six-character class code. We will suggest whichever route fits your setup.
Are the school features free?
The game itself is free. The school management features need to be set up separately. Ask us on LINE or by email about cost and terms — the consultation costs nothing.
Will it run on school devices?
It runs in a browser on any computer with a keyboard. Nothing to install. Some school networks need filtering lifted or Google sign-in allowed, so please test before you roll it out.
How is student information handled?
Rosters and practice records are covered in our notice on personal information in the school edition. Names, roll numbers and email addresses are never shown to opponents. Practice at home counts towards growth records too.
Who can students play against?
There is no chat and no voice. Students at a school can still play ordinary online matches, where an opponent's in-game username is shown. Decide how far to go with that according to your school's policy.
Tell us what you want
to bring to your classroom.
Still deciding, or just wondering what a feature does? Let's work out how it would fit your lessons.
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Your school, the year groups, the devices you would use, and what you would like to ask — as much as you know.