Warm up the room
Open with three to five questions that reactivate prior knowledge. The answers give you a quick read on where the class is starting.
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Live Classroom Quiz from Your Lesson Material | Buzzuro
// Built for the classroom
Make lesson review feel like a live quiz show
Use the material you already prepared, shape a short round, and give the class a shared reason to participate.
How can teachers use Buzzuro?
Teachers can use Buzzuro for a warm-up, recap, exit ticket or short review round. Start with a topic or a lesson document, edit the draft questions, and display the live room on the classroom screen. Students join from a browser by scanning the QR code, while the teacher controls the pace. Keep questions focused, discuss incorrect answers, and check generated content before using it in class.
Three moves
From blank page to live round
Create the round
Start with a topic or supported material, then review the questions before the group sees them.
Invite the room
Open a live lobby and show the QR code or room code on the host screen.
Play together
Players answer in their browsers while the host keeps the pace and moves the round forward.
Review a lesson without another worksheet
Turn a handout, chapter or slide deck into a draft quiz, then keep only the questions that support the lesson objective.
Keep the teacher in control
Buzzuro can help with preparation, but the teacher decides what is accurate, age-appropriate and worth discussing. Treat the draft as a starting point, not an answer key.
Good to know
Questions hosts ask before the room opens
Can students join without creating an account?
The public product promise is QR-code joining without a player account. Confirm the current classroom setup in the room before a lesson.
Can I create a quiz from a worksheet?
Yes, when the worksheet is a supported text-based PDF, Word file or other supported source. Scanned or protected files may need a text export or pasted text.