Live in-lecture quizzes with instant feedback
Run topic-wise quizzes during the lecture and see understanding in real time — auto-graded, with feedback the moment a student submits.
From passive lectures to active recall
Engage 200 students, not just the front row.
The old way
With TedQu
Ask, grade, adjust — live
Start a quiz mid-lecture from the app.
The whole hall answers on their Pulse Cards.
Scores compute instantly, no marking.
Re-teach the weak topic before you move on.
Participation and proficiency, live
Why it works
Active recall beats passive listening.
Auto-graded at lecture-hall scale.
Know which topics to revisit, immediately.
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Quick answers about in-lecture quizzes.
Can we run quizzes during a lecture?
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Yes. Lecturers launch a quiz from the app mid-lecture and the whole hall answers on Pulse Cards.
Are quizzes graded automatically?
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Yes. Scores are computed the moment students answer, so there is no marking, even for large cohorts.
What feedback do lecturers get?
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Per-question correct, incorrect and not-attempted counts, plus which topics were easy or difficult for the cohort.
Do results feed into analytics?
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Yes. Every quiz result flows into course and department analytics.
Why use quizzes in lectures?
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Active recall strengthens learning far more than passive listening, and lecturers see gaps while students are still in the room.