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20 step-by-step guides, with pictures of the real screens.

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These three, in this order.

  1. Make your first quiz

    A walkthrough that follows you through the real screens — it waits while you work and moves on once you have done each part.

    8 steps · about 4 min

  2. Host it as a live game

    From a set in your Library to a room code on the big screen, then the questions, the leaderboard and the podium.

    7 steps · about 3 min

  3. See how your class joins

    A room code and a nickname, and you are in: no account and no app. Every screen a player sees, from joining to the final results.

    7 steps · about 2 min

After your first game

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Quick answers

Questions teachers ask

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How many players can join one game?

Up to 500 players can join one game, on a free account.

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Do students need an account?

No. Students type the code and a nickname, and they are in: no sign-up, no email, no app.

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Is it free?

Yes. A free account hosts live games of up to 500 players, with every question type.

How do students join a game?

They open giga-quizzes.com/play and type the six-digit code from your screen.

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Can AI write the questions for me?

Yes. In the editor, give AI a topic and it drafts questions you can change before you host.

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Can I bring my quizzes over from Blooket?

Yes. Print the Blooket set to PDF and press Import PDF in your Library: the questions arrive with their pictures.

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Can I play over Zoom, Meet or Teams?

Yes. Share your screen in the call and paste the join link in the chat, and students play in another tab or on a phone.

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Where do I see the results?

Every game’s report is kept under Reports in the sidebar, with every player’s answers, question by question.

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