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Quest Ladder / Live class and Challenge
Live class and Challenge
Two modes you run with the class in front of you, at your pace.
You set the pace. That is the whole difference.
Live class
Live class is described in four words: you run it live on the board. Questions appear when you send them, and you decide when to move on — after the discussion, after the show of hands, after the one learner has finished explaining.
It is created from the deliveries page like any other mode, and it is the one where the ladder's adaptivity matters least, because you are the adaptivity.
Challenge starts on the Whiteboard
Challenge is a live team round, and it is not created here. The page carries a callout saying so: live multi-round challenges launch from the Whiteboard.
The route is: open the Whiteboard, choose Ask the class, enable Challenge, queue the rounds, and start the session with your class. The callout links straight there.
It is listed among the delivery modes so you know it exists. Looking for it on the deliveries page and concluding it is missing is the mistake the callout is there to prevent.
What they count
There is one important difference in how live work is treated in the analytics: answers from classroom sessions count towards accuracy and attempts, but completion deliberately leaves them out, because you set the pace rather than the learner.
That is the right treatment — a class that ran out of time has not failed to complete anything — but it does mean a live session will not move a completion figure. How analytics is counted has the rest of the rules.
Which to run
Live class suits a discussion built around a question: one at a time, with the talking in between. Challenge suits energy and teams, and works best on material the class already half knows.
Neither is the right way to establish new knowledge in a class of thirty — for that, an active learning delivery each learner works at their own pace is what the platform is actually good at.