Create better learning experiences with the largest choice of interactive questions

Run quizzes to check understanding and reinforce learning. Use one or more correct answers, display results instantly, and adapt your lesson on the spot.

Let students express their thinking in their own words. Ideal for diagnostic questions, reflection, or gauging understanding beyond right-or-wrong logic.

Help learners recall key terms, formulas, or definitions by completing missing words in a sentence. A fast and focused way to boost memory and reveal gaps.

Ask for a precise numerical answer. Great for math, science, and other STEM disciplines where accuracy counts. This question also supports tolerance ranges for more versatility.

Evaluate how learners reason through complex or professional scenarios. Compare student responses to expert opinions and use the feedback to spark reflection and explanation.

Generate ideas in seconds and visualize emerging themes at a glance. Perfect for quick brainstorming or surfacing areas of consensus in a highly engaging way.

Collect and group participant ideas into categories to launch a structured discussion. Ideal for tapping into group creativity during workshops or collaborative problem-solving.

Use renowned visual analysis models such as SWOT, Porter’s Five Forces, McKinsey’s 7S, and much more to guide structured reflection and group thinking. Each participant, or team, can contribute live and populate the interactive model with ideas in real time.

Create a live backchannel where participants can post questions or comments and react to each other. Useful during Q&As, debriefs, or to surface common concerns.

Collect votes or take the pulse of the group on a specific idea or topic. A fast and clear way to understand where your audience stands.

Ask participants to rate statements or ideas to measure opinions, confidence, or satisfaction. Results are displayed in a simple, visual format going beyond just averages.

Let participants allocate points to different options to express preferences or make choices. A clear way to prioritize ideas, needs, or strategies.

Let students apply knowledge spatially by dragging and placing elements on diagrams, maps, or charts. Great for building conceptual understanding across disciplines.

Ask learners to identify and click on the correct area of an image, perfect for anatomy diagrams, maps, or visual analysis.

Challenge participants to label visual elements by filling in blurred or numbered zones. Ideal for memorization, vocabulary, or step identification.

Help learners make connections, match definitions, images, causes and effects, or labels in a playful and visual way.

Have students reorder steps, prioritize arguments, or group items to reflect logic or hierarchy. A great way to assess reasoning and sequencing.

Add surprise and interactivity. Use it to randomly pick names, topics, or questions, great for engagement, icebreakers, or spontaneous group work.

Turn your quiz into a live game! Participants earn points for accuracy and speed, with a leaderboard and podium revealed at the end. Great for review sessions, warm-ups, or just sparking excitement.

Display a countdown to pace your activities. Whether for focused reflection, timed exercises, or group tasks, the timer keeps everyone on track and adds urgency to your sessions.