Live Quiz.

Everyone has an answer. Let’s hear yours. With Live Quiz, your students join on their own devices and answer together, while you lead the questions and enjoy a little friendly competition.

Create a Live Quiz game

Bring a topic from any subject. Students will need a device and an internet connection to join in.

3D illustration based on the real Live Quiz screen.

Let’s play Live Quiz

Share the joining code, welcome your players and you’re ready for the first question.

Live Quiz host screen with an ocean question, four answer choices and live standings — **A question for everyone.**Put the question on the shared screen and let students choose an answer on their own device. You can see how many have answered, then reveal the answer together.

There is room for a conversation between questions, too. Ask what helped students decide, talk through a tempting wrong answer, and move on when you are ready.

Live Quiz lobby with a joining code, QR code and six example players — **Come on in.**Students scan the QR code or enter your joining code. Their names appear as they arrive, so you can wait until everyone is ready before starting.

Live Quiz final podium celebrating the example players — **Finish with a cheer.**Follow the standings as you play and celebrate the final podium together. Then take a moment to revisit anything your class would like another go at.

Make it your own

Your lesson, your questions: Build a multiple-choice quiz around whatever you teach. Write your own questions or ask AI for a starting point, then check and edit them to suit your class.
You lead the way: Choose the answer time before you start. During the game, you can lock answers, reveal the result and decide when to move to the next question.
Make everyone feel part of it: Welcome players by name, add some lobby music and follow the live standings. Everyone gets a chance to answer, including those who rarely put a hand up.

Where will you take it?

Find your starting point: Open a topic with a few questions and see what your students already know. Their choices can help you decide what to spend more time on.
Bring revision to life: Mix familiar ideas with a few trickier questions, whether you are revisiting fractions, ecosystems, historical events or vocabulary.
Leave time to talk: A surprising answer can be the start of a useful discussion. Pause between rounds to hear students’ reasoning before you carry on.

What will your students play next?

Choose something you’re teaching and make it a game you can enjoy together.

Create a Live Quiz game