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Live quiz maker for the classroom

Make a quiz from your lesson in seconds, put it on the screen and let the class play on their own devices.

What it does

Heapso writes 5 to 20 multiple-choice questions from a lesson, unit or topic, each with 2 to 4 answers and a short explanation. Edit them, add more (up to 50) and set a time limit for each question.

When you host, students join with a 6-digit PIN or by scanning a QR code, and type a nickname. Up to 200 players can join. Faster answers score more, streaks earn bonus points, and a leaderboard after each question leads to a podium at the end. You can lock joining and remove players.

Who it's for

Teachers who want a quick retrieval check at the start or end of a lesson, and anyone who runs revision games.

Example

Ecosystems check-in

8 questions, 20 seconds each

Question 1

  • Which of these is a producer?
  • Robin · Oak tree · Beetle · Owl

Explanation

  • An oak tree makes its own food from sunlight, so it's a producer.
Students see coloured answer tiles on their device; the question shows on your screen.

Why teachers use it

  • No student accountsStudents join with a PIN and a nickname, so there's nothing to set up and no student details stored.
  • Matches the lessonQuestions come from what you taught, with explanations shown after each answer.
  • Keeps everyone in itSpeed points, streaks and a leaderboard that shows who moved up.
  • Doesn't use creditsMaking and hosting quizzes is part of planning on every plan.

How it works

  1. Make the quizFrom a lesson, a unit or a topic. Choose the number of questions and time limit.
  2. Host itPut the PIN and QR code on the screen and let students join.
  3. Play and reviewReveal answers with explanations, then celebrate the podium.

Questions teachers ask

Do students need to sign up?
No. They go to the join page, type the PIN or scan the QR code, and pick a nickname.
What kinds of questions are there?
Multiple choice with 2 to 4 answers and one correct answer, each with an optional explanation.
How many students can play?
Up to 200 players in one game.

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