SuperQuiz

Start by collecting the material you want to review, teach, or share—lesson notes, a policy update, a blog post, or event trivia. Paste it into SuperQuiz and let it turn that content into ready-to-run questions. Before the session, quickly adjust wording, choose the look and feel, and set the pace so it matches your group and time box.

When it’s time to run the quiz, open it on a shared screen in your usual meeting setup, whether that’s a classroom projector, a conference room display, or a Zoom or Microsoft Teams call. Attendees join on their own phones by scanning a QR code, which works well for mixed audiences because nothing needs to be installed. As people answer, you can keep the group moving through questions and use the live responses to spot gaps, spark discussion, or confirm understanding on the spot.

Teams often use this flow to reinforce onboarding modules, recap workshops, or check retention after a training. Teachers can run quick warm-ups, end-of-lesson reviews, or exam practice using the same approach. For social events, you can build a game in minutes from personal facts or themed prompts, then host it live so everyone plays together at the same time. After the session, the quiz is ready to reuse for the next cohort or event with minor edits, keeping preparation time low while still delivering an interactive experience.