Create great groups in seconds
Create groups randomly or use rules for who should and shouldn't work together. Adjust the groups yourself, and save and organize them by subject.
Pandaene
Revene
Delfinene
Tigrene
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Science lab
Norwegian subject day
Math project
Organize your groups
Save each group arrangement with a name and subject. Find it quickly, reuse it, and let colleagues continue working with the same class.
Try it nowMore than random groups
Use what you know about your class to make groups that work for the task, the students, and the collaboration.
You know the class. The group generator remembers the rules.
Choose who should always or never be grouped together. The rules stay with the class and are automatically included the next time you create groups.
Pandas
Foxes
Dolphins
Choose how genders are mixed
Mix genders automatically for a more even distribution, or group by gender when the task calls for it. You decide — the generator handles the rest.
Give everyone a role in the collaboration
Assign roles such as moderator, secretary, timekeeper, or presenter automatically. Roles make each student's contribution clearer and can vary from lesson to lesson.
Foxes
Help more students collaborate with more classmates
SeatSheet builds history automatically, shows who is grouped together often or rarely, and helps you vary partners over time.
Most collaborations
| Henry and Amina | 0 |
| Ingrid and Julie | 0 |
| Ella and Emily | 0 |
| Lucas and Ethan | 0 |
| Mia and Leo | 0 |
Least collaborations
| Leah and William | 0 |
| Nora and Theo | 0 |
| Sarah and Emma | 0 |
| Willow and Noah | 0 |
| Ethan and Leah | 0 |
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potential partners
Gender mix
Good balance
Made for real classroom life
Jessica
Teacher
I love SeatSheet! I used to hate making seating charts, and found it difficult and time consuming to place students in new seats and make groups. Now its a quick job and easy peasy.
Olav
9th grade teacher
SeatSheet is a lifesaver! I can’t imagine using anything else for seating plans or group work.
Trine
Teacher
When I saw that it gives me collaboration statistics automatically, I was honestly a bit emotional. I’ve spent *so* many hours in Excel doing that. Now it’s all right there!
Ready to give it a try?
Within just a couple of minutes, you can set up your class and classroom, and generate your first seating chart.