Students practise live — with instant feedback
Start a session, students answer on their own devices, and everyone gets instant feedback. You set the pace, and a tap lets a stuck student raise their hand.
The problem
On paper, you don't find out who understood until you've taken the books home to mark — long after the moment you could have stepped in and helped.
Practice that answers back, in the moment
Open a live practice and students work through it question by question. Each answer is marked instantly — right or wrong, with points. Step the whole class through together or let them move at their own speed, and a one-tap help flag tells you who's stuck without them calling out.
How it works
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Start a live session
Open a practice for your class in one tap.
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Students join and answer
They answer on their own devices in the browser — no app to install.
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Instant feedback
Every answer is marked right away, with points.
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You set the pace
Step the class through together, or let students work ahead.
In the classroom
During a vocabulary review, students answer on their tablets and see a tick or cross straight away. One taps 'I'm stuck'; the teacher quietly goes over while the rest of the class keeps moving — no hands-up bottleneck.
What you get
Instant marking
Answers are checked the moment a student submits — no waiting, no marking pile.
Right/wrong + points
Clear feedback and a running score keep students moving.
One-tap help flag
A stuck student raises a flag so you can step in quietly.
Teacher-paced or self-paced
Move everyone to the same question, or let students work ahead.
Live or self-practice
Run it live in the lesson, or set it for independent practice.
No paid student accounts
Students join and practise free, with a class code.
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Frequently asked questions
Do students get instant feedback?
Yes — every answer is marked the moment it's submitted, with right/wrong and points.
Can students ask for help?
Yes. A one-tap help flag lets a student signal they're stuck so you can step in without them calling out.
Do I control the pace?
Either way works: step the whole class through one question at a time, or let students go at their own pace.
Do students need paid accounts?
No — students join and practise free, with a class code.
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