How to Preview a Question Set Before the Game Starts?
Teachers who host a live set already have the lesson. The questions cover a cell, a fraction, a capital, or a chapter. Students join with a code and answer. A short clip before that code is useful when it shows the same idea the questions ask. A new fact, or a student’s face on a character, means that version stays a draft.
Pick one idea the set already asks
Open the set and choose a single question students often miss. A science set can preview the part the question names. A geography set can preview the place the question asks for. A reading set can preview the scene the questions are about. One idea is enough. A clip that tries to teach the whole set will add details the questions never check.
Let the questions do the checking
Host the set the way you already do. The clip previews one idea. It does not score the class. If a label, a date, or a number on screen disagrees with the question, keep that file off the board. Students still earn the point by answering.
When the lesson is a story in order
A history sequence, a reading chapter, or a plot told across several questions has to look like the same story in the next scene. That job is an AI Drama project. You can start from a line, an outline, the passage already in the set, or a chapter you teach. The project holds the people, the places, the objects, and the beats. You review them before a scene is generated.
A class on phones can watch a vertical frame. A generated face belongs to the draft. A student stays out of the clip unless a parent or the school has agreed to that photo. The same rule covers the teacher.
Keep the preview next to the question
Topview is the workspace around that preview. You describe the idea, paste the question or the short reading, add a reference for the pace, or point at a page that states the fact. The scenes stay editable, so a correction to the question is a correction to the shot. The plan and the credits are on the site before you generate. You still start the game and read the results yourself.
