Make your presentations
absolute cinema.

Check if the students are still with you while explaining something new. (super high percentage of better understanding and learning performance thing here)

How?

Turn a normal presentation into
something cool.

Qslides adds questions to your presentation. Test your class's knowledge before explaining the thing, or check their understanding after explaining.

1

Make the
presentation

Make a presentation, but instead of just some boring PowerPoint, put a quiz in it.

Start building
2

Ask the
students

Everyone joins on their laptop or phone and follows along with your presentation and answers the questions. People can also react with emojis to the slides.

Make a presentation
3

Keep track of
everyone's progress

Find the exact spot your students didn't understand and give extra explanation. Or find that one student that needs some more help. This is probably more effective than a PowerPoint but not proven yet.

Get fast feedback or something (idk what to put here)

A question a day
keeps failure away.

Say you are explaining some basic French words. Instead of guessing whether the class follows, ask:

“What is hello in French?”

Answers tell you what to do next! If your students score a 0/10, you probably didn't explain well bruh.

Question 4

What is hello in French?

Answer the question.