In a LessonUp lesson, you can easily add interactive questions to actively engage your students during your lessons. Below, we explain all interactive elements along with a short instructional video.

With a quiz question during a classroom lesson, you can quickly assess students by using a game-like element. The nature of a quiz question is often to assess student understanding. Quiz questions can be used throughout the entire lesson: as a lesson starter to catch pupils' interest, to assess knowledge retention, or to evaluate learning outcomes. In the video, Joy explains how you can use a quiz question in your LessonUp lesson.

With components in LessonUp, you can add extra (interactive) functionalities to your lesson. The convenience of components is that you can add them as individual elements to your slide; they are not embedded in an entire slide like the interactive question forms. Additionally, not all components require an extra device like a phone or a laptop.Below are the components you can add to your LessonUp lesson. We will guide you through our 4 more complex interactive components.

With the 'Hotspot' component, you can place interactive buttons anywhere on your slide. Hotspots allow you to add an additional layer of retrievable information. This article provides a step-by-step explanation of how to add a hotspot to your lesson, and of the settings you can use to do so.