What I like most about Wooclap is how easy it is to use. As an instructional designer, I look for technological tools that instructors can use effectively and independently, with minimal training, and Wooclap is definitely one of them because its interface is simple and intuitive. The fact that neither instructors nor students need to download anything in order to participate is a major advantage.

Additionally, Wooclap offers a wide range of question types, which makes it a versatile tool to implement campus-wide, since it can meet the needs of different disciplinary fields.

When it comes to integrations, the PowerPoint integration is another big plus, as most instructors use it to deliver content. This makes it easier to support learning through interactive presentations. I also appreciate that AI is included in the interface, because it allows instructors to explore the benefits of AI for teaching in a safe way.

Finally, Wooclap's features are well documented and available in French in the Help Center and Partners espace which is helpful to support instructors on their use of this tool. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Overall, I really like Wooclap. That said, one area that could be improved is how information is displayed. In general, the display works fine and users can share and read information without issues. However, when there’s a large number of participants, the answers can become too small or hard to interpret quickly, especially for the instructor, particularly for questions such as the word cloud or concordance questions. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.