Join with a code.Leave with the notes.
Follow the slides on your own screen, say you are lost without raising your hand, ask anonymously, and go home with a report you can actually revise from.
No account, No app install, Join with a code or QR, Anonymous questions, Up-vote what you share, Say you are lost, Private slide notes, Your own answers versus the room, Revision PDF
Questions students ask
What it is like from the seat, answered plainly. The full story is being written.
Scan the QR on the screen or type the short code in any browser. There is no account to create, no app to download and nothing to install.
No. Reactions, questions and answers arrive without a name attached. Your lecturer sees what the room is doing, not who did it.
That is the point. Tap that you need the slide reviewed and it lands against the slide being shown. Nobody has to interrupt, and nobody has to admit it out loud.
They join a queue the whole room can up-vote. If several people are stuck on the same thing, that question rises to the top and gets answered first.
Yes, on the slide itself, and they stay private to you. They come back in your own report at the end so your notes sit next to the slide they belong to.
Your own report: the deck, your notes, what you flagged for review, and how you answered the polls and quizzes against the rest of the room. It is a revision document, not a slide export.
No account, no email, no cookies and no student record. There is nothing tying a session to you as a person, which is why participation can be genuinely anonymous.
Yes, any phone, tablet or laptop with a browser. The student view is built phone-first, because that is what is actually in the room.
Every seat gets a voice.
No account, no app, nothing to install. Just the code on the screen.
What a participant actually does in a session
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