About SlideQuest

SlideQuest is a small library of whole-class review games that run in a browser. A teacher picks one, retypes the questions for the class in front of them, and presents it from one laptop. The game keeps the score, runs the timer, and remembers which tiles have been played.

Every game is mapped to a published DepEd MELC code where one applies, so it can be matched against a DLL without guesswork.

SlideQuest is independent and is not an official DepEd product, and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Department of Education. Mapping a game to a published competency code is a reference, not an endorsement.

It is also not a student platform. Students do not need accounts, and nothing about a student is entered, stored, or asked for — these are games run from the front of a room.

Games can be customised, and content a teacher writes or edits is their own. Read through any game before presenting it. We check what we publish, but the person who knows whether a question suits a particular class is the teacher standing in front of it.

SlideQuest is operated under the name SlideQuest. Write to hello@slidequest.app — a person reads it. If you have found something wrong in a game, that is the fastest way to get it fixed.

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