Find out what they understood before they leave.

In a lecture theatre of a hundred, "any questions?" is met with silence. An anonymous check from every phone tells you which part to teach again.

Students on tiered wooden benches in a university lecture theatre

The problem

Nobody wants to be the one who did not understand. So nobody says so, and the gap shows up three weeks later in the exam.

How rooms like yours use it

  1. 01

    Understanding checks

    A rating at the end of a topic, answered anonymously, shows how many students followed it and how many were lost.

    On the slide“How well did you follow today's lecture?”

  2. 02

    Quick quizzes

    Five timed questions to start the next class, with a leaderboard that makes revision something to compete in.

    On the slide“Quiz with points for speed”

  3. 03

    The question box

    Students ask what they did not dare to ask out loud. You answer the most upvoted at the start of the next lecture.

    On the slide“What is still unclear?”

Ready to use

Start from “Lecture feedback”

Check understanding before students leave. It opens in your workspace with 4 slides, ready to present or change.

Try it now