Ask questions on the slide itself
No separate quiz to build, no second subscription. Drop a question onto any slide and it is scored for you.
A deck nobody answers teaches you nothing
You present, everyone nods, and you find out at the exam who was following. Checking understanding usually means bolting on a second tool with its own login, its own content and its own report to reconcile.
Question types
- Multiple choice and multi-select
- Dropdown selection
- Short text answers
- Click-the-image hotspots
- Drag-and-drop matching
- Automatic scoring, with the result reported to your LMS
Where a question gets answered, and where the score goes
| Share link | SCORM / cmi5 package | Exported HTML5 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Learner needs an account | No | Depends on your LMS | No |
| Scored automatically | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Score reported to an LMS | No | Yes | No |
| Works without a network | No | Depends on the LMS | Yes, once downloaded |
| Best for | A class, quickly | Tracked training | Handing out a self-contained file |
How it works
Open the Questions panel
Pick a question type and it lands on the current slide.
Fill in the answers
Mark the correct one. Scoring is configured for you.
Share or export
Learners answer in the shared link, or inside the SCORM package.
What this does not do
- Questions are answered on the learner's own time. There is no live session where a room answers together on their phones — that is a different product shape, and it is not in this release.
- Scoring is per question and per deck. There is no question bank, no randomised draw and no retake policy engine.
- Answers are not marked by a human. Every question type here is one a machine can grade, which rules out essays.
Questions
Where do learners answer these?
In the link you share with them, or inside the package you export to your LMS. The questions travel with the deck either way.
Do I see the results?
Scores are reported through SCORM or xAPI to whatever system launched the content, and the included Learning Record Store keeps xAPI statements when you are not using an LMS.
Is this the same as building a quiz?
No — these are questions inside a normal lesson, scored as part of it. A standalone quiz format is on the roadmap rather than in the product today.
Related features
Turn a presentation into a SCORM package
Design the deck once, export the package your LMS already knows how to read. No rebuilding the same lesson in a separate authoring tool.
CollaborationOne deck, several people, no attachments
Edit together in real time and watch each other's changes land. No final_v3_REALFINAL.pptx.
PDF exportA PDF that is actually a PDF
Not a stack of screenshots with a .pdf extension. Real vector text and shapes, your fonts embedded, sharp at any zoom.
All features →SCORM vs xAPI →Moodle →Articulate alternative →
Put one question on a slide
Free while we build in the open. It takes about a minute to see how it works.