What's in this template
One question with four options. Replace with your topics, or use it as a quick comprehension check by making the options possible answers.
Why no-login matters in a classroom
Student accounts are a barrier and a liability
Anything requiring students to register raises data protection questions and eats ten minutes of lesson time. A QR code and a tap avoids both.
Anonymity gets honest answers about understanding
Ask 'who's confused?' out loud and nobody raises a hand. Ask it anonymously in a poll and you find out who needs the recap.
It works on any device
Students have wildly different phones. A link in a browser works everywhere; an app doesn't, and someone always can't install it.
Letting students choose increases engagement
A class that voted on the next topic pays more attention to it. The vote costs thirty seconds and changes the room.
Run it in three steps
Set your question
Topic choice, comprehension check, or a quick opinion. Keep options to four or fewer for a fast read.
Show the QR code
Display it on the board. Students scan and answer in about ten seconds.
Show the results live
Put the result on screen. The distribution is often the most useful teaching moment in the lesson.