Facilitator-driven live training
Lobby, synchronised slides, quizzes, surveys, games and live demos behind one address. Participants join with a QR code and type their name, and keep the same identity all day.
What it does
A training day usually moves between a slide deck, a quiz tool, a survey link and a whiteboard, and every switch loses part of the room. qlass builds the day as a single flow: the facilitator opens the next step from the console, and the stage and every participant's phone move to it at once.
How it works
Steps are laid out in the studio: slides, quiz, word cloud, game, demo. The flow is frozen when a session opens, so editing the template cannot disturb a running session.
Participants look at their phones, the stage goes out over screen sharing, the facilitator works in a console that is never shared. Moderation and control stay there.
Everything flows in real time over SignalR. Leaving a step and coming back resumes it where it stopped.
When the session ends the leaderboard, the summary and a CSV are ready. The raw event log is kept as well.
Highlights
Structural transitions are written to disk at once, state inside an activity every ten seconds. A restarted server restores the session and participants come back with the same identity — measured at 1-2 seconds.
The same word spelled differently counts once, compared with Turkish case rules (İ/i, I/ı). The facilitator hides an unwanted word from every screen with one tap.
The load-balancer game, the Byzantine generals, the double-payment and Lamport-clock demos are ordinary activities. A new game is not new infrastructure, just one folder on each side.
Virtual participants fill the room and answer; a full-day rehearsal walks every step and checks what it leaves behind. The training day is not where anything gets tested first.