What the framework is
A quiz asks questions that each have one correct answer. Participants choose one answer to each question, and the results show how many chose each answer, with the correct one marked, and a score and a leaderboard for the quiz.
What the result looks like
01
Where is the nearest fire exit?
20
responses
Behind reception
15%
3 of 20 people
✓Next to the liftCorrect answer
70%
14 of 20 people
Through the car park
15%
3 of 20 people
02
What do you do first if the alarm sounds?
20
responses
Finish what you are doing
5%
1 of 20 people
✓Leave by the nearest exitCorrect answer
80%
16 of 20 people
Collect your belongings
15%
3 of 20 people
What you can set
Delivery
Whether each participant answers in their own time, or everyone answers the slide you show from a stage.
- Self-paced: Each participant answers in their own time, from a link, code or QR code, whether everyone is in one room or not.
- Live: You lead it from a stage: participants answer the slide you show, and answers count as they are given.
Question types
- Text / Image Slide: A page with nothing to answer: a heading, and a body, an image or both.
- Quiz: A question with one correct answer.
When it earns its place
Use it for a knowledge check at the end of a training session, a revision round, an icebreaker, or to find out what a group already knows before you teach it.
How to run it with a group
- Add the questions, each with its options, and mark the correct one.
- Share the link, QR code or join code, or lead it live from a stage, where participants answer the slide you show. Participants do not need an account to respond.
- Read the results question by question.