A holiday party quiz your remote team can play together

A remote team rarely shares one calendar of festivals, so build the quiz for everyone on the call. Leave out in-jokes that only one office knows, or explain them in the answer reveal. Mix easy questions with a few hard ones in every round, so each person scores early and the leaderboard stays close until the end.

The winter-traditions round helps here: Granny drafts it in a minute, and you check each fact before the party. If time zones split the team, also schedule a self-paced version people can play on their own between two dates, and share the scheduled quiz link in your team chat.

1. Press Go live and share the presenter window, not your whole screen.
2. Put the room code in the chat, and say it out loud once.
3. Switch on sound for the presenter only if you want the countdown music on the call.
4. Press Next. The timer, the reveal and the leaderboard run on the shared screen.

For more on calls, see how to run a quiz in a team meeting.

The podium reveals third, second and first, with confetti, so the finale needs no help from you. Special awards and badges, such as fastest finger and comeback, are on Pro and above. Announce one fun prize before the first round, a voucher or an extra hour off, and the room plays harder for it.