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Prov: Arkivet 1943

38 questions · 55 min

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Intermediate

ScienceGrades 7, 8, 9

Prov: Brottsplatsen

37 questions · 50 min

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Intermediate

MathematicsGrades 9

Prov: Vårfesten på Kvarnängen

37 questions · 55 min

VViafocus

Intermediate

Language ArtsGrades 7, 8, 9

Prov: Fyren på Storskär

36 questions · 50 min

VViafocus

Intermediate

ScienceGrades 7, 8, 9

Prov: Haveriet vid Kvarnbron

37 questions · 50 min

VViafocus

Intermediate

HistoryGrades 7, 8, 9

Prov: Klimattoppmötet

37 questions · 50 min

VViafocus

Intermediate

OtherGrades 7, 8, 9

Prov: Mötesplatsen

36 questions · 50 min

VViafocus

Intermediate

HistoryGrades 7, 8, 9

Prov: Rättegången

37 questions · 50 min

VViafocus

Intermediate

MathematicsGrades 7, 8

Prov: Rymdbasen Selene 4

36 questions · 50 min

VViafocus

Intermediate

Language ArtsGrades 7, 8, 9

Prov: Sanning eller fejk?

38 questions · 50 min

VViafocus

Intermediate

Language ArtsGrades 7, 8, 9

Prov: Street Food Wars

40 questions · 50 min

VViafocus

Intermediate

Language ArtsGrades 7, 8, 9

Prov: The Lost Signal

38 questions · 55 min

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Interactive lessons for every classroom

Every lesson on Viafocus is interactive: students answer as they go and get immediate feedback, while teachers see live results. Lessons are created by teachers across Sweden and by the Viafocus studio — official lessons carry a blue verified mark.

Frequently asked

Are Viafocus lessons free?

Yes — every lesson in the library is free to play in the browser, with no account required. A free account lets you save lessons and see results.

Can I run a lesson live with my class?

Yes. Start a live session from any lesson — students join with a code on their own devices, and their answers land on your dashboard in real time.

Who creates the lessons?

Teachers in the community and the Viafocus studio team. Lessons built by the Viafocus studio carry a blue verified mark next to the byline.

Can I use a lesson someone else made?

Yes. Any published lesson can be played, shared with a class, or copied into your own library so you can adapt it before teaching it.