For teachers

Find out who's got it
before the bell.

A live quiz that tells you what your class understands, not who has the fastest phone. Students join with a PIN, no accounts. You see the misconceptions as the answers arrive.

Exit tickets, warm-ups and revision quizzes all ask the same thing: did that land? The trouble with most live quiz games is that they answer a different question: who's fastest?

A check for understanding that's actually fair

In Basic mode, every correct answer earns full points whenever it arrives. Speed only separates students who finish on the same score. The student who reads the question twice isn't punished for it, and the result you see is a measure of what the class knows.

While the question is open, your screen shows how many students have chosen each option. If half the room picks the same wrong answer, you know what to reteach before you've revealed anything.

Revision that wakes the room up

When you want energy rather than evidence, switch the same quiz to Power Play. Before each question students choose Safe, Bold or All In, for up to double points for backing an answer they're sure of. A wrong answer is still zero, so nobody falls behind for having a go, and the leaderboard can change on a single question.

For house competitions or end-of-term fun, Team Buzzer splits the class into teams with a game-show buzzer: first to buzz answers, +100 or −50.

Built for a real classroom

  • No student accounts. A 6-digit PIN and a display name. No emails collected, nothing to install.
  • Dropped Wi-Fi isn't a disaster. A student who loses connection rejoins on the same question with their score intact. Reload your own screen and the session carries on.
  • Practise first. Run the whole quiz privately before the lesson, timed or untimed. It never uses your monthly sessions.
  • Paper when you need it. Export any quiz to PDF with the answer key on its own page, for a relief teacher, a student who's away, or a revision sheet.
  • Hosted in Australia. In Sydney.

Less time making quizzes

Type a topic and the AI builder drafts up to 20 multiple-choice questions for you to check and edit. On Senior, upload your own notes or a chapter as a PDF and get questions on exactly what you taught. Junior and Senior also include the Learning Library of ready-made quizzes to copy and adapt.

After the lesson

Each session leaves a report: accuracy and average answer time for every question, the hardest question flagged, and every student ranked by score. On Junior and Senior, export every response to CSV for your markbook.

Questions people ask

Do students need accounts or email addresses?

No. Students join with the 6-digit PIN and a display name only. Nothing else is collected to play. A student can choose to create a learner account afterwards to keep their quiz history.

Do students need to install anything?

No. It runs in the browser on a phone, tablet, Chromebook or laptop.

Is the free plan enough for a class?

The free Demo plan allows 25 students in a session, 20 live sessions a month and Basic mode. For a larger class, or for Power Play, Junior allows 50 students for A$19 a month.

Where is student data stored?

QuizMySkill is hosted in Sydney, Australia. Students are identified only by the display name they type in.

Try it in your next lesson

Free for up to 25 students. Make a quiz in minutes, or let the AI draft one from your topic.