For classrooms and lectures
Use a short round for a warm-up, recap or knowledge check. Put the question on the shared screen, let the group answer, then use the result as a starting point for discussion.
Buzzuro gives one host a shared screen, one room and one clear path from first question to final standings.
A Buzzuro live quiz is hosted in a browser. The host creates or edits a round, opens a live room, and displays the joining QR code. Players scan the code, enter the room from their own browser, and answer as the host advances the questions. The same product can also support one-screen play when the group shares a device. The result is a focused live quiz for lessons, workshops, team training and social rounds without asking every participant to install an app.
Start with a topic or supported material, then review the questions before the group sees them.
Open a live lobby and show the QR code or room code on the host screen.
Players answer in their browsers while the host keeps the pace and moves the round forward.
Use a short round for a warm-up, recap or knowledge check. Put the question on the shared screen, let the group answer, then use the result as a starting point for discussion.
Turn a training deck or topic into checkpoints people can answer together. The host keeps the pace and the group gets a reason to look up from the presentation.
Keep the join instruction visible, explain the answer rhythm once, and use short rounds. Buzzuro is designed around a host-led room rather than a maze of presentation controls.
The product is browser-based. Players join from a browser using the room invitation shown by the host; verify the current room requirements before a large event.
Yes. Buzzuro supports team and individual play modes in the host flow. Choose the mode that matches the room before starting.