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# Asking participants for their names

> How AhaSlides automatically prompts participants for their names on quiz (scored) slides, and where to collect names on other slide types.

If your presentation contains a quiz (scored) slide — such as **Pick Answer**, **Short Answer**, **Spinner Wheel**, **Match Pairs**, **Correct Order**, or **Categorise** — AhaSlides automatically asks your audience to enter their names when you start presenting and reach that slide.

This lets AhaSlides attribute each participant's answers and scores to a name so you can show a meaningful leaderboard. For more on building scored quizzes, see [How to make and run a quiz](/using-slide-types/how-to-make-and-run-a-quiz).

<Note>
  AhaSlides only prompts for names automatically on quiz (scored) slides. For other slide types, or to gather more than just a name (for example email or organisation), use the audience info feature described in [Collecting audience information](/features-and-functions/collecting-audience-information).
</Note>


## Related topics

- [How to Make and Run a Quiz in AhaSlides](/using-slide-types/how-to-make-and-run-a-quiz.md)
- [Using the Video Call Feature](/presenting/using-the-video-call-feature.md)
- [How to Create and Present a Ranking Slide in AhaSlides](/using-slide-types/using-the-ranking-slide.md)
- [Using the AhaSlides Spinner Wheel to Pick Entries at Random](/using-slide-types/using-the-spinner-wheel.md)
- [Sharing Your Presentation for Participants to Join](/presenting/sharing-your-presentation-for-participants-to-join.md)