Quizizz now operates as Wayground, a teaching platform that uses AI to build classroom activities. Teachers generate a full activity from a topic, document, standard or upload, then turn it into an assessment, an interactive presentation, auto-graded homework, a video with embedded questions or a flashcard set. Assessments can run as competitive games or as serious exams, with safeguards such as lockdown mode, tab-switching alerts and academic integrity reports. Teachers can sign up free, and schools and districts request a quote for broader plans.
K-12 teachers who want one place for quizzes, slides, homework and review are the core audience, along with instructional coaches and department heads who compare results across classrooms. School and district administrators use common assessments rolled up by teacher, school and standard, plus usage reports and compliance documentation. Teachers with multilingual students or learners who need extra support benefit from built-in accommodations such as read-aloud, a dyslexia-friendly font, focus mode, translation and leveled text. It is used by teachers in 90% of U.S. schools and in more than 150 countries.
A teacher can upload a reading passage and get a leveled text, comprehension questions and flashcards in one pass, then assign auto-graded homework and see which students missed which concept before class starts. Math, writing, social studies, reading and science teachers present slides with quick checks and translate them live for multilingual students. Test prep teams practice state test question types in October rather than the week before the exam. Districts run common assessments across schools to compare results by standard, and teachers add questions to any video, their own or one found online.
