FAQs

A 7 minute digital game to engage students and increase learning.

Professors and teachers facilitating learning in classes, seminars, and lectures - online or in person.

And their students, of course!

Question Jam is designed to work best with 4-50 players.

Each Question Jam session is 7 minutes from start to finish.

You pick a topic that is important to discuss. The only rule is that it cannot be a question.

Here is an article on How to pick a great Question Jam topic.

When the Jam concludes after 7 mins, all questions and answers are displayed on the main screen in an interactive wordcloud.

From the main screen, the Jam leader can download all questions and answers in an excel file.

When the Jam ends, players can also request to receive a copy of the Question Jam data by email.

The benefits of using Question Jam in your teaching is that students:

• Tune in on the session purpose.

• Activate their curiosity and critical thinking

• Get a deeper understanding of the subject

• Are energized by a playful activity

You need one main screen that everyone can see, and each player needs to have access to a digital device with internet. This can be a phone, tablet, or a computer.

You can run Question Jams both as part of virtual and in-person teaching sessions.

Yes. In the 7 mins that a Question Jam lasts, each player can ask as many questions as they want.

Players are greyed out and marked as “busy” when they have received a lot of questions. This helps prevent bottlenecks and balances the game.

In Question Jam the questioner is always anonymous.

The person answering is known only to the person asking. This is unavoidable because the questioner picks a specific person to answer their question.

The Question Jam data contains only the questions and answers from the jam. No player names.

English and Danish.

Please note that if you Jam in other languages than the one selected at the start, the word cloud output at the end will look odd.

Yes. Currently the product is in beta and it is free to use.

We hope that you will let us know about your experience so we can improve the product. Please write to us at hello@questionjam.com

Because in a jam session players improvise together to produce a new melody. A jam session is playful, experimental, and curious. Just like Question Jam.

In a Question Jam, players jam together with questions, and answers.

It is a first version. It is not perfect. We have many ideas for future features.

You can help us make Question Jam better by trying it out and letting us know what works and what you would wish for in future versions.

We can be reached at hello@questionjam.com

We would LOVE to hear about your experience. Please email us at hello@questionjam.com or write to us from our support page.

Yes, please do. You can send them to www.questionjam.com

And Thank You for sharing Question Jam! It means the world to us 💙

Question Jam is currently in Beta, and unfortunately, you cannot access old Jams.

We would love to hear it - if you send your question to us at hello@questionjam.com, we will do our best to answer it.