Live Quiz — Live Classroom Game

Live Quiz turns any set of questions into a five-minute game the whole room plays at once. The trainer builds the quiz on one screen — each question with two to four answer options, a tick on the correct one, and its own time limit — so a quick recall check and a think-it-through question can sit in the same round. Then one code puts every phone in the game.

Players join with the six-character code or a QR scan and pick a nickname — no accounts, and a reload keeps your identity. When the trainer opens a question it appears on every phone as big buttons with a countdown. One tap locks the answer in: nobody can change their mind after seeing the crowd move, and the answer key reaches no device at all until the question closes.

Timing is measured on the server, never on the phone, so a slow connection or a device with the wrong clock cannot buy anyone extra seconds. Every correct answer is worth 1000 points plus up to 500 more the earlier it arrives — accuracy and speed both count, on every question, with no switch to turn either off. When the trainer closes the question, the projector shows how the room answered as a bar chart with the correct bar highlighted, and each phone tells its owner whether they got it right.

Between questions the leaderboard goes up — the moment the room gets loud — and at the end the podium names the champions. Scores accumulate across the whole quiz, **Play again** zeroes them for a fresh round with the same questions, and the game deletes itself after seven days. Everything is designed for small phone screens on weak mobile data, in Burmese and English.