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End-of-talk quiz
A quiz at the end of a talk helps the key points stick and tells the speaker what got across. People answer from their phone with the QR code, each sees their score and the explanation of what they missed, and the summary shows which question was hardest. The example is about saving energy: swap in your topic.
Who it's for: Speakers, science communicators, trainers and teachers.
No card · Opens already built in your editor
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Your name or a nickname
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What uses the most energy in most homes in Europe? *HeatingLightingThe television
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What temperature is usually advised for the thermostat in winter (°C)? *
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Which bulbs use least energy for the same light? *HalogenLEDIncandescent
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What is the A-to-G label that tells you how much an appliance uses called? *
When to use it
- You're finishing a talk and want to go over the key points with the room.
- You want to know what really got across.
- You want the audience to take part from their phones.
What's inside and why
- Your name or a nickname
- Optional and doesn't score: some people prefer to play with a nickname.
- What temperature is usually advised for the thermostat?
- A number with a margin: anything from 19 to 21 counts.
Tips to get the most out of it
- Show the QR code at the end of the talk and allow two minutes to answer.
- Talk through the question people found hardest: the summary tells you which.
- Four or five questions are enough: it's a review, not an exam.
Frequently asked questions
Can people see the correct answers before submitting?
No: the correct answers and explanations don't leave the server until the form is submitted; they're not even in the page's code.
Can I change a correct answer afterwards?
Yes: if you marked the wrong one, fix it in the editor and the scores are recalculated in the summary, the CSV and the certificates.
Can someone take it twice?
By default yes, like any form. If you don't want that, limit it to one response per device in the settings, or ask for the email and check the CSV.