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Version 2.5.1 · 2026-09-07
• Bug fixes and performance improvements
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The store currently lists version 2.5.1, updated 2026-09-07.








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Effortlessly organize your students into effective teams with Groups, promoting meaningful collaboration and building teamwork skills in the classroom.
ADVANCED TEAM BUILDING
Have certain students who don’t work well together? Simply list these pairs in the app and Groups will handle the rest, with its advanced team-building algorithm.
BALANCE GENDERS
Ensure each group has an even distribution of genders with the ”Balance Genders” option, promoting diversity and encouraging collaboration.
EDIT GROUPS
Need to fine tune the generated groups? Easily rearrange the result to achieve a perfect team composition.
RANDOM STUDENT PICKER
Encourage equal participation in the classroom with Groups’ random student picker. This makes sure everyone gets a chance to provide input, ensuring all voices are heard.…
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• Bug fixes and performance improvements
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