Quiz Battle
Run live multiple-choice quiz battles with timed rounds and leaderboards.

Activity Manuals & Instructions
Clear, step-by-step guides for educators creating sessions and participants joining them.
Author Manual
Prepare multiple-choice questions, set timers, and host a live multiplayer quiz with instant podium rankings.
- 1Create Questions: Type multiple-choice questions manually or use AI to generate curriculum-aligned questions in seconds.
- 2Configure Pacing: Select per-question countdowns, a whole-game timer, or host-controlled manual progression.
- 3Launch & Display Lobby: Display the 6-digit room code or QR on your projector. Students join instantly with a nickname.
- 4Run Live Session: Stream questions, follow real-time student responses, and reveal the animated winner podium.
Participant/User Manual
Join the room code on your phone or tablet, lock in answers before time runs out, and track your streak.
- 1Join with Code or QR: Scan the room QR code or enter the 6-digit code at join. Zero accounts or app downloads needed.
- 2Lock In Answers: Read each question on your device and tap your chosen answer before the countdown expires.
- 3Earn Speed Streaks: Answer quickly and accurately to score multiplier streak points and rise up the live leaderboard.
- 4Review Results: Check instant answer explanations between questions and see your final ranking on the podium.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about running Quiz Battle in classrooms and workshops.
- Do students need a Quiz Battle account?
Participants join a hosted session with a room code or QR code and a nickname. They do not need a student account or an app installation. The host signs in to create and manage the session.
- Can I write my own quiz questions?
Yes. Hosts can prepare their own multiple-choice questions and correct answers. Review question wording, answers and timing before starting a live class.
- How is Quiz Battle different from Jumble Jam?
Quiz Battle asks participants to choose an answer. Jumble Jam asks them to construct a word from scrambled letters, which suits spelling and terminology practice.