How to create an interactive event with Wooclap

Wooclap helps you to make your lectures or events more interactive. It gives you access to more than 20 question types. Learn how to use it in 3 minutes.

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Maastrichtuniversity

Prismic

Wooclap

Navigate to Wooclap <https://www.wooclap.com/>

Click Single Sign-On (SSO). Need help with logging in? Read our manual: [how to log in to Wooclap](https://scribehow.com/viewer/How_to_log_in_to_Wooclap_at_Maastricht_University__5uqB-eZOTQOQQxQkBNhhOQ)

You can change the language to English, Dutch or any other language.

Click "Create event"

Give your event a title. A clear format helps you to easily find your events.

You can choose a live session or a self-paced session. In a self-paced session participants complete questions at their own pace.

Click "New question"

You can pick from a list of 20 question types. Read more in the guide: [all questions types for interactive learning](https://www.wooclap.com/en/questions/)

Let's create a Multiple choice question

On the left you can create the question. On the right you find additional settings for your question.

You can also import questions. Go to 'Import questions'.

When you've created a set of questions, here are some settings you may want to look at.

You can add a "I'm confused button" so you know which questions need extra attention.

You can choose to display answers automatically or wait until everybody has answered.

You can also select Competition mode and have participants compete against each other.

If you want your participants to interact by using a chat, you can turn on Message wall.

If your event is ready to start, you can click 'Start event'.

Now show this slide on the screen so that participants can join.

Click on the arrow on the right to navigate to the first question.

Participants view this question on their device and answer the question.

Click here to show the results on the screen.

Click 'share event' if you want to invite a co-host (collaborator) or invite others to make a copy.

You can let others duplicate your event and use it by sharing a code.

You can also add a collaborator who can edit your event.

If your event template might be relevant for a large group of teachers and students, you could publish it as a UM template.