Quizizz, now called Wayground, is solid for self-paced homework quizzes. Quizotic goes further on learning science, and its free plan seats 50 per session against Wayground's 30 per live session.
Wayground (formerly Quizizz) focuses on self-paced, game-style quizzes. Quizotic covers the same self-paced mode plus live multiplayer, interactive presentations and AI quiz generation — all grounded in learning science that Quizizz doesn't offer. Bloom's Taxonomy tagging, Confidence Grid reports and, on Pro, Day 1 / 7 / 30 follow-up quizzes turn a quick quiz into an actual learning loop.
| Feature | Quizotic | Quizizz |
|---|---|---|
| Self-paced quiz mode | Yes | Yes |
| Live multiplayer mode | Yes | Yes |
| Free plan participants | 50 per session | 30 per live session (help.wayground.com plan documentation, checked 12 Sep 2026) |
| Question types | 14, including word cloud, Q&A, rating and ranking | More K-12 assessment types, such as drag-and-drop and labelling |
| Bloom's Taxonomy | Built-in | No |
| Confidence Grid | Built-in | No |
| Follow-up quizzes (Day 1 / 7 / 30) | Built-in (Pro) | No |
| AI quiz generation | Free: 10 questions a month (20 in your first week) | Yes |
| Paid plans | Free today; Pro planned at $4.99/mo | Super from about $5/month (checked 12 Sep 2026) |
| Public question library | Growing | Very large |
| Participant experience (phone) | 267 KB, India-tuned | Heavier |
Quizizz's public question library is massive — millions of teacher-contributed questions across K-12 subjects — and it has assessment question types Quizotic does not, such as drag-and-drop and labelling. If your workflow depends on grabbing pre-made questions, Quizizz wins there. Quizotic's AI generator partially offsets the library gap by producing Bloom-balanced questions from any PDF or topic on demand.
Yes. Self-paced mode lets participants work through a quiz at their own speed — perfect for homework and async assignments.
Yes. Generate a shareable link or PIN, set a deadline, and students complete at their own pace. Report aggregates individual scores.
Students rate their confidence after each answer. The Confidence Grid plots Correct-vs-Confident on a 2×2. "Hubris" students (confident but wrong) need re-teaching; "Imposter" students (correct but unsure) need encouragement. This one diagnostic outperforms raw scores for targeting follow-up.
From any session report, Quizotic mints Day 1, Day 7 and Day 30 follow-up links carrying the questions that session found hardest. Share them and students answer alone with the explanation after each question — re-testing after a delay is what moves knowledge to long-term memory. Follow-up links are part of Pro.
Yes, as a spreadsheet. Copy your questions into Quizotic's CSV template (question, options A–D, correct answer), which you can download from the builder, and upload it with Import from CSV. Multiple-choice and true/false questions transfer cleanly; image-based questions need a re-upload.
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