Wooclap lets a teacher put questions on the screen during a lesson and have students answer from their phones or laptops. It offers more than 20 question types, including multiple choice, open questions, word clouds, matching, image-based questions, live polls and brainstorming, along with a competition mode, attendance sheets and reports.
Its AI tool, Quiz Wizard, turns a topic, a document such as a syllabus or slides, or a web link into a set of questions and flashcards. The questions cover different thinking levels, from simple recall to analysis, and you can edit each one before using it in a live session. Wooclap works with PowerPoint, Google Slides, Microsoft Teams, Zoom and learning systems like Moodle and Canvas.
There is a free Starter plan for trying the basics with a limited number of questions. Paid plan prices did not appear on the education pricing page in a form we could read, so check the site for current prices. The FAQ says all plans are billed yearly and renew automatically unless you switch off auto-renewal at least 48 hours before the renewal date.
It works well in Pakistani classrooms where most students have smartphones, but you need a reliable internet connection in the room.
