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See what's landing—and what needs more time

Questions surface in real-time as you lecture. AI groups them into themes so you know what to address.

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Works across your campus

Lectures

Large or small classes, questions flow in without interruption. Address them at natural breaks.

Seminars & Discussions

Smaller groups, deeper conversations. Everyone contributes.

Office Hours

Review questions from class. Know what to focus on before students arrive.

Understand your class in real-time

Questions surface during your lecture without interrupting your flow. See what needs more clarity. Address themes at natural breaks, or save for office hours.

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The class votes

Upvoting surfaces common questions. See what resonates with the whole room, not just who raises their hand first.

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See patterns emerge

AI groups similar questions into themes. One glance tells you what needs attention—no need to read through every question.

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Review questions after class

See all questions after your lecture. Identify topics for review sessions or office hours.

✨ AI Grouped 15 similar questions

"I'm confused about the difference between recursion and iteration. Can you explain with an example?"

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"Will this be on the midterm?"

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Attendance & participation reports

See who attended and how they engaged—or keep it fully anonymous.

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Works in 500-person lectures

Handle hundreds of students asking questions simultaneously. AI groups and sorts so you see themes, not noise.

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No student accounts needed

Students join with a code. No signup, no app download, no friction.

How it works in your classroom

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Start of class: Share the code

Put the event code on your first slide. Students scan a QR code or type baqs.ai/join.

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During lecture: Students ask questions

As you teach, students submit questions on their phones. They upvote questions they also have.

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Natural breaks: Address top questions

AI sorts and groups questions so you can glance at themes between topics—no need to stop and read through everything.

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After class: Review and follow up

See all questions asked. Plan your next lecture or office hours based on what students actually asked.

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