A quiz format that fits into half an hour and shows the standings straight away. We bring the tablets, the scoreboard and the questions.
A team quiz on tablets is the choice when the quiz is one part of the programme and not the whole evening. Nothing has to be marked, the standings appear on the screen straight away, and the whole thing fits into thirty to sixty minutes. That makes it workable during a kick-off, a conference day or the hour before dinner.
If you would rather have an evening that stands on its own, with a quizmaster who takes two hours over it and teams sitting at tables with pen and answer sheet, then the pub quiz is the better format. It has more structure and more room for hands-on tasks in between.
No marking answer sheets between rounds. The standings appear straight away, and that keeps the pace high from start to finish.
Thirty to sixty minutes is enough. That makes it workable during a kick-off, a conference day or the hour before dinner.
Photos, clips and enlarged details appear on the tablet screen itself. That opens up question types that aren't possible on paper.
One tablet per team means discussion before anyone presses anything. Even someone who knows nothing about the question is at the table thinking along.
A team quiz needs a screen or a wall to project onto, a power socket and seating where teams can sit together. If a projector or television is already there, we use it. The tablets run on our own network, so your wifi isn't needed.
For the round about your own organisation we schedule a short conversation in advance. Half an hour is enough to get material from it, and we don't tell the rest of the group who we spoke to.
A compact team quiz starts at €195.
A team quiz on tablets scores instantly and works without paper, while a pub quiz is a whole evening with a quizmaster and answer sheets. That makes the tablet format fit into a short slot of thirty to sixty minutes, and it scales more easily to large groups. The pub quiz is the better choice if the quiz itself has to fill the evening.
We bring the tablets, one per team. That is a deliberate choice: with their own phone in hand, half the group starts looking up the answer, and the discussion disappears. One screen per team forces people to talk to each other before they press anything.
The tablet format scales better than any other quiz format. It works from twenty people to well over two hundred, as long as everyone can see the screen. Because nothing has to be marked, a larger group costs no extra time.
We include questions about your organisation as standard, and it is usually the round that delivers the most. For that we need a short conversation beforehand with someone who has worked there longer. Photos and figures from your own organisation work particularly well on a screen.
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