Live Whiteboard Quizzes · Comprehension checks & Homework
Check student comprehension in real time — without switching to third-party tools.
Create single-choice, multiple-choice, and short-answer open questions directly on the whiteboard canvas. Students answer through a simple link, and you immediately see live scores, timings, and common mistakes.
Interactive Live Comprehension Check
Quizzes placed in lesson context — beside notes and diagrams
Select an answer in the interactive demo question below and see how instant feedback works.
- Place questions directly underneath a PDF worksheet problem, a function plot, or historical source text.
- Students join via browser link and enter their name — no account registration required.
What does the slope of the line on a velocity-time v(t) graph represent?
This is a compact preview on the page. On a Lucyboard board, every student attempt and homework link submission is collected in the shared “View results” modal.
Aggregated class results and detailed answer review
See at a glance where students excelled and which concepts need a quick recap.
Aggregated class results and detailed answer review
See at a glance where students excelled and which concepts need a quick recap.
- The results modal tracks total submissions, average percentage, best score, and individual completion times.
- Review specific student choices to address common misconceptions immediately on the whiteboard.
Clean question builder with fast spreadsheet paste import
Author questions individually or paste an entire batch from a spreadsheet.
Students stay on the whiteboard: no external game pins, no switching tabs, and no account hurdles.
What does the slope of a v(t) graph represent? The acceleration a of the body
SI unit of acceleration m/s²
Formula for acceleration when velocity changes from v0 to v in time t (v - v0) / t- Settings tab
- Enable question shuffling, case-sensitive matching for open answers, a time limit in minutes, and max attempts.
- Review only mistakes
- After finishing, the student can switch to “Needs review” to filter the summary down to missed questions.
Frequently asked questions about whiteboard quizzes
Which question types are supported in a Lucyboard quiz?
You can combine single-choice questions, multiple-choice questions, and open short-answer questions (with a list of accepted answers) within the same quiz.
Can I see individual student scores and completion times?
Yes. As the board owner, click “View results” on the quiz card to open the participant results window. It shows total attempts, average score, best score, and each student’s percentage and time.
Can I set time limits and restrict the number of attempts?
Yes. In the quiz editor’s “Settings” tab you can specify a time limit in minutes, set maximum attempts per student, randomize question order, and toggle case sensitivity for short answers.
How do I assign the same quiz as post-lesson homework?
In the quiz editor switch to the “Homework” tab, enter an assignment title, set an optional deadline, and copy the link. Students solve the standalone quiz without logging in, and results flow into your board table.
Do students need an account to take a quiz?
No. Students simply open the board link or homework link in any modern browser, type their name, and answer the questions.
Keep classroom attention high with live interactive quizzes
Launch a free whiteboard and test interactive question cards with your students today.