Three question types
Multiple choice, true or false, and number answers. Set the right answer once.
ASKTC/Live quiz
Live quiz
Add your questions, share the code, and watch the leaderboard move. Every answer is graded on the server, and faster correct answers earn more points.
What is in it
Multiple choice, true or false, and number answers. Set the right answer once.
Correct and quick scores more, so the leaderboard rewards recall under a little pressure.
The right answer never goes to the phones, so nobody can read it from the page.
Show standings on the projector after each question or at the end.
Students or guests join with a code. No passwords, no downloads.
Use open questions or a poll in the same room after a round to find what was unclear.
Where it fits
A quick recall check at the start or end of a lesson, with the teacher moderating student questions.
Check understanding in a workshop and see the whole room’s results.
A fun round between sessions, with a leaderboard people want to win.
Set up
Add multiple choice, true or false or number questions and mark the right answer.
Players scan the QR code or type the code in their phone browser.
Start each question, watch the leaderboard, then open the floor for what was unclear.
The same live room, set up for the kind of session you are running.
Questions, upvotes and a moderated queue for any event.
Read moreAsk the room and watch the answers move.
Read moreOne word from everyone, on the big screen.
Read moreAnonymous questions, moderated before they show.
Read moreQuestions before, during and after the session.
Read morePanelists, breakout rooms and a stage screen.
Read moreFAQ
For classes that want quizzes with speed points plus students’ own moderated questions in the same room, yes. See the full comparison on our Kahoot alternative page.
No. Players join with a code or QR code in their phone browser.
Multiple choice, true or false and number questions.
A correct answer earns points, and answering faster earns more. Each answer is graded on the server.
Yes. You can run a quiz on the free plan, which covers 3 events with up to 100 people each.
Yes. The pages are light and need only a browser. Our load test had 5,000 phones joining one room over three minutes with no errors.
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