Whether you are preparing a lesson, running a training session, or studying independently, these answers will help you understand how Quizforces works.
What is Quizforces?
An interactive platform for creating, hosting, and playing quizzes.
Quizforces brings learning content, questions, live participation, and results into one experience. It can be used for classroom activities, independent practice, training, team events, and knowledge checks.
What types of quizzes can I create?
Choose the format that best matches your content and goal.
Create a question-focused Assessment, pair questions with reading material in Docs, place questions at specific moments in a YouTube video, or combine teaching content and questions in animated Slides.
Which question types are available?
Use different interactions to check more than recall.
A quiz can include multiple choice, fill in the blanks, reorder, match, drop-down, drag and drop, and hotspot questions. You can combine question types in the same assessment to suit the subject and the way you want participants to respond.
How can participants join and play?
Play independently or take part in a hosted session.
Participants can start a public quiz in Solo Play or join a hosted quiz with a session code. Hosts can keep a session open to anyone with the code or limit it to members of a selected group.
Can I control how a hosted quiz moves forward?
Select a session mode that fits the activity.
Yes. Use Classic mode for a familiar live game, Presentation mode when the host should control the flow, Test mode for focused assessment, or Accuracy mode when participants should retry missed questions until they reach a goal.
Can I use content I already have?
Build around existing reading, video, or presentation material.
Yes. A Docs quiz can use your own passage, a website link, or a PDF. A Video quiz can use a selected part of a YouTube video, while Slides lets you create editable content with text, images, shapes, and animations.
Can I review participation and results?
Follow a session while it is running and review it afterward.
Session reports show participation, answers, and performance. Hosts can use live results to understand how a session is progressing, then return to the completed report to spot difficult questions and areas that may need more attention.