Frequently Asked Questions

ClassQuestion does not currently have an app for iPhone or Android devices. ClassQuestion was made to work best as a web application and is designed specifically to operate very well on mobile web browsers (safari, chrome, etc.)

As ClassQuestion continues to grow, phone applications are something we'd like to support in the future.

ClassQuestion complies with any law that requires student data to be kept private and not distributed to third parties, please see our privacy policy for more information. We also comply with requests to view, edit, or delete personal information.

If a law (such as FERPA) requires that a school have access to student information, we can comply with requests as long as we are provided evidence the student has authorized the request.

Because we have limited resources, we are not able to address questions for laws of specific countries. If there is a specific consideration that needs to be made for your country that is not covered above, you can submit a support request to our site and we can look into it.

Questions currently do not have the ability to support images. However, ClassQuestion is designed to work well with slide presentation software such as PowerPoint. When asking a question, you can open a pop-up window by clicking the pop-up button above the question timer. This will present the question in a resizable format allowing you to display it along with any images you are showing in PowerPoint.

Questions currently do not have the ability to apply special formatting (font size, paragraph formatting, color, etc.). However, if you want the question to be formatted in a specific way you could display the question on a slide (such as a PowerPoint slide) while you start the question on ClassQuestion. ClassQuestion is specifically designed to work well with slide presentation software. When asking a question, you can open a pop-up window by clicking the pop-up button above the question timer. This will present the question in a resizable format allowing you to display it along with any slide you are showing in PowerPoint.

Most of the time this is due to email being filtered into a spam folder. Some school email accounts will also do their own spam filtering so you may need to check with your school about how to recover emails flagged as spam.

The other possibility is that your email was spelled incorrectly when signing up. If you are unable to log into your account to change your email you will need to contact support (use the support link at the very bottom of this page).

ClassQuestion supports asking questions in all modern languages and writing systems. All letters and symbols for every modern language (Chinese, Greek, Korean, German, etc.) are covered.

The full list of every supported character is too large to fully list, but to get an idea you can check out the UTF8 standard . UTF8 not only supports various languages, but also includes mathematical symbols ∑ and emoji 😀 as well.

To change the student ID you entered for a specific class you will need to contact the teacher for your class. You can let your teacher know that they can correct your student ID by going to the gradebook for your class.

ClassQuestion does not currently have an app for iPhone or Android devices. ClassQuestion was made to work best as a web application and is designed specifically operate very well on mobile web browsers (safari, chrome, etc.)

As ClassQuestion continues to grow, phone applications are something we would like to support in the future.

Most of the time this is due to email being filtered into a spam folder. Some school email accounts will also do their own spam filtering so you may need to check with your school about how to recover emails flagged as spam.

The other possibility is that your email was spelled incorrectly when signing up. If you are unable to log into your account to change your email you will need to contact support (use the support link at the very bottom of this page).