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Daily Drop · 8 Nov 2026 · Openers
Three myths, one fact: a live quiz for Google Slides
Three popular myths and one true fact; the room bets, then the right answer lights up.
Free to start. Works in the Google Slides you already use.
How to set it up
- Get Doppio. Install the free Chrome extension and the Google Slides add-on. It takes about two minutes.
- Add a quiz to your slide. In Google Slides, open the Doppio sidebar (Extensions → Doppio) and create a quiz with your question and options. The chart in the video is Quiz + correct answer reveal.
- Present as normal. The room scans the QR code on your slide and votes on their phones. The results build live on the slide.
What's in the video
You're opening a training session in Google Slides, and the room has already decided they know this stuff. Let's test that. Louis here with today's Daily Drop: three myths, one fact. Which one is actually true? We only use ten percent of our brain. Everyone has a learning style. Multitasking saves time. Or sleep improves memory. Watch the votes roll in. Most rooms split right down the middle. Then, when voting closes, the right answer lights up, right inside your slide. That's Doppio. And the gap between what the room believed and what's true? That's your first conversation. Grab this idea, and add it to your own deck in seconds, at doppio.live/ideas. Enjoy, and we'll be back tomorrow with a freshly brewed Daily Drop!
Run three myths, one fact in your next session
Doppio puts live polls, scales and quizzes inside your Google Slides, styled to match your deck. Your audience votes from their phones, no app needed.
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