Quick Debate
Workplace-safe and classroom debates in 60 seconds.
About Quick Debate
Quick, low-stakes debates for teams and classes: should meetings be banned on Fridays, should cameras be optional, should homework be optional? One minute to argue, then the room votes. Great for warm-ups and practising persuasion.
How to play Quick Debate
- Draw a motion.
- One person argues for 60 seconds.
- Optionally, a second person argues against.
- The room votes on who won.
Tips and strategy
- Try arguing the side you disagree with.
- Use one strong example rather than five weak ones.
Quick Debate FAQ
Is Quick Debate free to play?
Yes. Quick Debate is free in your browser on OFF PLAY, with nothing to download or install.
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