Wooclap

Wooclap interface screenshot - The platform supports a range of question formats …
Description

Wooclap is an interactive presentation platform used for creating audience response activities, polls, quizzes and questions that participants answer in real time from their own devices during lectures, classes or meetings.

The platform supports a range of question formats including multiple choice, open-ended questions, word clouds, rating scales, matching, sorting, brainstorming and labelled image questions. Participants join sessions via a web browser or mobile device using a code or link, without requiring account creation.

Wooclap integrates with presentation tools such as PowerPoint, Keynote and Google Slides, allowing interactive questions to be embedded directly within existing slide decks. The service also includes features for asynchronous activities, where students can submit responses outside of live sessions, and a 'Wall of Messages' function that enables learners to post questions during a lecture.

Wooclap is used primarily in higher education, secondary schools and corporate training environments to facilitate active learning and formative assessment. The platform offers integrations with virtual learning environments and learning management systems including Moodle, Canvas, Blackboard, Microsoft Teams and Brightspace, supporting single sign-on and the transfer of results to institutional gradebooks.

Reporting features provide instructors with participation data and response analytics from individual sessions. The interface is available in multiple languages, including English, French, Spanish, German, Dutch, Italian, Portuguese, Polish, Romanian, Turkish and Indonesian.

Wooclap is developed by a company headquartered in Brussels, Belgium, and offers both free accounts with limited functionality and paid subscription tiers for educators and institutions.

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Wooclap
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× Wooclap full-size interface screenshot