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Run a live quiz with your classfrom your PowerPoint, PDF and notes

Upload up to 6 files and get a quiz in less than a minute: multiple choice, true or false, fill in the blank, matching and more, with a timer on each question if you want one. Participants join with a QR code on their own device, and you see how the room answered, question by question and chapter by chapter.

The Diaposi Quiz generator as it opens: How do you want to use it?, with For a session chosen over For myself, the Create my quiz button, and three course documents already in, each with its pages and the parts found in it

Every kind of question, written from your own document

Diaposi reads your slides and notes and writes the questions from them: multiple choice, true or false, fill in the blank, numeric answers, matching, ordering and categorization. Three are chosen for you, pick as many as you like, and edit any question before the room sees it.

  • One correct answer among 3 to 5 options, written from a page of your document. Quick to answer on a phone, and marked the moment it is answered.

  • Several options can be correct and all of them must be picked, so knowing one right answer is not enough.

  • One statement, true or false. Very fast, good for checking the room in the middle of a session.

  • A sentence from your course with a missing word or phrase to type, with every spelling you accept set beside the answer.

  • A number to type, with a unit and a tolerance, for the figures and calculations in your course.

  • Pair each item with its match: terms and definitions, parts and their roles, dates and events.

  • Put steps or events in the right order, with credit for every one in its right place.

  • Sort items into the right groups, with credit for every item placed well.

A multiple choice question from page 14: Where does the Krebs cycle take place?, with In the mitochondrial matrix picked

Run it live, from the waiting room to the results

Open the waiting room and the room joins with the code or the QR code. Follow and manage every participant while they answer, and the results are ready the moment the quiz ends.

The waiting room of a Diaposi quiz as the host projects it: Join the quiz, the address and the QR code, the count of who has joined and who is ready, and Start the quiz

01Open the waiting room: the room joins with the code or the QR code, and you see each person arrive

The host’s Manage participants panel during a quiz: each participant with how many of the 10 questions they have answered, one who has finished and one who was removed

02Manage every participant while they answer: see how far each one has got, remove someone or bring them back

The results of a Diaposi quiz session: 72% correct overall from 24 participants, the scores in five bands, and each question with its difficulty and share of right answers

03See how the room did, question by question, the moment the quiz ends

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  • René Descartes
    René Descartes
    Did you know?

    His x and y axes are why graphs are still called Cartesian.

    René Descartes
  • Mary Somerville
    Mary Somerville
    Did you know?

    The word “scientist” was first coined in a review of her book, in 1834.

    Mary Somerville
  • William Shakespeare
    William Shakespeare
    Did you know?

    He is credited with the first recorded use of hundreds of English words.

    William Shakespeare
  • Lise Meitner
    Lise Meitner
    Did you know?

    Element 109, meitnerium, is named after her.

    Lise Meitner
  • Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
    Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
    Did you know?

    He wrote his first symphony at about eight years old.

    Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
  • Emily Dickinson
    Emily Dickinson
    Did you know?

    Fewer than a dozen of her nearly 1,800 poems were published while she was alive.

    Emily Dickinson
  • Gregor Mendel
    Gregor Mendel
    Did you know?

    He found the rules of heredity by growing and counting thousands of pea plants.

    Gregor Mendel
  • Maria Sibylla Merian
    Maria Sibylla Merian
    Did you know?

    She sailed to Suriname at 52 to draw insects and plants from life.

    Maria Sibylla Merian
  • Victor Hugo
    Victor Hugo
    Did you know?

    To ask how Les Misérables was selling, he is said to have sent his publisher a single “?”.

    Victor Hugo
  • Elizabeth Blackwell
    Elizabeth Blackwell
    Did you know?

    In 1849 she became the first woman to earn a medical degree in the United States.

    Elizabeth Blackwell
  • Alexander von Humboldt
    Alexander von Humboldt
    Did you know?

    More places, plants and animals are named after him than after almost anyone else.

    Alexander von Humboldt
  • Laura Bassi
    Laura Bassi
    Did you know?

    In 1732, in Bologna, she became one of the first women in Europe to teach at a university.

    Laura Bassi
  • Blaise Pascal
    Blaise Pascal
    Did you know?

    At 19 he built one of the first mechanical calculators, to help his father with tax sums.

    Blaise Pascal
  • Clara Schumann
    Clara Schumann
    Did you know?

    She gave concerts across Europe for more than sixty years.

    Clara Schumann
  • Ludwig van Beethoven
    Ludwig van Beethoven
    Did you know?

    He wrote the Ninth Symphony when he was almost completely deaf.

    Ludwig van Beethoven
  • Sojourner Truth
    Sojourner Truth
    Did you know?

    She was one of the first Black women to win a court case against a white man, to free her son.

    Sojourner Truth

Do more: make your lectures interactive with your own documents

The Diaposi presenter cockpit during a live session: a slide with the presenter’s ink on it, the anonymous questions ranked by votes, the class pulse slide by slide and the answers to a quiz

Quiz sessions, answered.

What hosts ask most often before running their first quiz with a room.