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Kahoot Guide to Creating Engaging and Fun Learning Games

By Med Kharbach, PhD | Last Update: May 11, 2024

Kahoot is a game-based learning website that allows teachers and students to create, explore, and play a wide variety of educational games. Like other game-based tools such as Quizalize ,  Blooket,   Quizizz , and Quizlet , Kahoot uses the learning principles of gamification to render learning fun, engaging, and accessible to learners from different backgrounds and age groups. 

Kahoot is simple and easy to use and its games can be played on any device. Students are not even required to login to play Kahoot games. They can simply join using the shared PIN code.

Kahoots are  games and challenges you create using the tools provided by the platform. Your kahoots can embed various types of questions and answers. They can include media materials such as videos and images, and many more.  

Kahoots can be hosted live in class (Teach mode) or be assigned as self-paced learning challenges that students can play at their own pace (Assign mode). After kahoots are completed, teachers can access insights and stats on students performance and  identify learning difficulties.

Teachers use Kahoot for various educational purposes. Whether you teach in class, online, or you use a hybrid form of content delivery, Kahoot can help you enhance students motivation, increase their engagement, and boost their learning. Kahoot is also a great student-response system to use in formative assessment . According to Kahoot Teacher’s Starter Guide , teachers use Kahoot to:

• “Introduce new topics.
• Review content at class and home.
• Engage students via distance learning.
• Run formative assessment.
• Teach interactive lessons.
• Break the ice and reward the class.
• Collect student opinions.
• Foster creativity and teamwork.
• Engage colleagues with professional development.”

The purpose of this post is to help teachers, educators, and parents, especially those new to Kahoot, discover the different features and services that this platform offers.  I believe that Kahoot has a huge educational potential if we leverage it the right way. Kahoot games are so much fun to play but the fun part is not an end in and of itself but should be regarded as a means to effective learning. 

A quick note on the terminology before you start reading the review. The word Kahoot is spelt in two ways: When it is used in its capitalized form ‘Kahoot’ it refers to the platform or website, and when it is used in small letter ‘kahoot’ it refers to games created using the Kahoot platform. 

Here are some of the main features provided by Kahoot:

1- Kahoot groups

Groups is a relatively new feature in Kahoot and is currently open to educators only. Teachers can easily create groups and invite their colleagues to join and share their kahoots with each other. As the admin of the group, you have full control over the privacy of the group. 

To create a group, log in to your Kahoot account and click on ‘Groups’ then select ‘Create groups’. Type in a name and description for your group and hit ‘Create’. Next, click on ‘Invite members’ to start inviting others to your group.

You can add members by Kahoot username or email, or you can use the generated invite code to share with them. Click on ‘Group settings’ to edit options regarding who can share content to the group, whether to allow members to invite others to the group, and whether to make the list of members visible to the whole group or not. 

2- How to create a Kahoot

To create your first Kahoot, log in to your account and click on ‘Create kahoot’. You can use  Kahoot’ s pre-made templates or start a new kahoot from scratch. There are six awesome kahoot templates which you can customize to your liking.

These are: Kahoot for formative assessment, Spark discussions with polls, Teach with slides, Practice spelling and adjectives with puzzle, Introduce new topics with a ‘Blind’ kahoot, and a Template inspired by a higher ed instructor. To start a new kahoot from scratch click on ‘New kahoot’. 

Type in your questions, provide answer alternatives, and mark the correct answers. Use the left hand panel to set a time limit for your questions (minimum 5 seconds and maximum 4 minutes) and assign points. 

There are various question types to choose from: quiz, true or false, poll, puzzle, open ended, and many more. The question editor also includes a math equation editor allowing you to insert different mathematical symbols into your questions.

For answers, you can choose between Single select (players can only select one of the answers) and Multi-select (they can choose multiple answers before submitting). 

To make your kahoots inclusive and accessible to all types of learners, make sure you enrich them with media materials. Simply click on the “+” button  in the middle of the page or drag and drop an image to upload.

You can insert images, GIFs, and videos. Use Kahoot’ s search functionality to search for media in their library. Only premium subscribers have unlimited access to images and GIFs. 

Once your first question is set, you can duplicate it or click on ‘Add question’ to add more questions. You can preview your kahoot before you share it by clicking on Preview on the top right corner. When you are done, click on Save then provide a descriptive title to your kahoot and a short description.

Now that your kahoot is created, you can test it, play it, or share it with others. There are various sharing options to choose from: share directly on social media, via email, share it to Google Classroom or Remind, or use the generated code. 

3- How to host a kahoot (Teach mode)

As a teacher, you can engage students in playing live kahoots either in class or over video. This is a great way to drive group discussions, evaluate students engagement in the learning process, and boost collaborative teamwork in class.

Kahoots played in class are displayed on a shared screen for every student to view. Using their computers or mobile devices, students can easily join in the live game. 

To host a live kahoot in class: First choose the kahoot you want to host then click on ‘Play’ and select ‘Teach’ mode. Next, adjust game settings. For instance, you can choose between Player vs Player mode or Team vs Team mode. In the earlier, students will go head-to-head using their own devices; in the latter, they will gather around a shared device or use their own personal devices. 

Some of the game options you can work on include : randomize order of questions and answers, show minimized intro instructions, add music, use Personalized Learning (i.e., let players practice difficult questions after the live game), use Friendly nickname generator (i.e., to avoid inappropriate nicknames in the game), and many more.

“By default, questions are displayed on a shared screen, while students tap answer tiles on their devices. If you’d like students to see questions and answer alternatives on their devices (for example, if you have a large classroom or students are joining remotely), toggle this setting on: Show question and answers on players’ devices.” After the game is completed, you can access the Reports page to view results and to assess students performance.

How to assign kahoots to students (Assign mode)

Unlike Teach mode, the Assign mode allows students to play kahoots at their own pace. Self-paced kahoots can be used as homework assignments, a way to extend learning beyond the classroom. 

Here is how to assign a learner-paced kahoot: Open the kahoot you want to host for your students and click on Play and select Assign. Set a deadline for students to complete the kahoot and work on the other options there.

When you are done, click on Create and grab the generated link and share it with your students (e.g., through email, Google Classroom, Remind, Microsoft Teams, etc.), or you can share the PIN of the kahoot. Again, when students complete the challenge, you can access results in Reports section.

Create courses on Kahoot 

You can create courses on Kahoot by linking a series of kahoots that can be easily assigned to students. Courses allow you to “link a series of kahoots and assign them to learners as a course”. Courses also enable you to “track progress with detailed course reports, send reminders, and edit content to match learners’ needs.”. 

To create a course, log in to your account and  click ‘Create course’. Provide a title for your course and a short description and choose whether you want to make it public or private. You can also add a cover image then click on ‘Create’. Next add Kahoots to your course, use the search box to search for kahoots. You can add up to 10 kahoots.

Kahoot Library

Kahoot library embeds over 100 million public ready-to-use kahoots for you to choose from. You can use these kahoots as inspiration for your future kahoots or you can use them with your own students. You can also duplicate and edit these kahoots to suit your own teaching needs. 

To search for pre-made kahoots, click on Discovery and use the search bar to initiate your search. Type in few keywords and phrases and use filters (e.g., Subject, Grade Level, etc) to find specific kahoots. Alternatively, you can access featured kahoots such as collections by verified educators and premium partners. 

You can also check Top picks to view featured kahoots curated weekly by Kahoot’s editorial team. When you find kahoots you are interested in, you can add them to your list of Favourites, play them right away, or duplicate them so that you can edit them later.

Reports is the section in your Kahoot account where you can view stats about your students performance and track their progress. For instance, in the Summary part, you will access insights on how many students took part in the kahoot, how many of them provided answers, which questions were the most difficult, which students need help, and many more. 

In the Question view, you will be able to uncover where learning difficulties occur during the play, learn the correct overall percentage of the question, how long it took students to answer questions, and many more.

Finally, there is also Kahoot Academy , a service that I reviewed in a previous post here in educatorstechnology.com. Check it out to learn more. 

Kahoot offers different subscription plans (Plus, Pro, Premium, and Premium+) with Kahoot Premium+ as the plan with most features including up to 2000 players per game compared to 50 players in Plus, 100 in Pro, and 200 in Premium. 

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Meet Med Kharbach, PhD

Dr. Med Kharbach is an influential voice in the global educational technology landscape, with an extensive background in educational studies and a decade-long experience as a K-12 teacher. Holding a Ph.D. from Mount Saint Vincent University in Halifax, Canada, he brings a unique perspective to the educational world by integrating his profound academic knowledge with his hands-on teaching experience. Dr. Kharbach's academic pursuits encompass curriculum studies, discourse analysis, language learning/teaching, language and identity, emerging literacies, educational technology, and research methodologies. His work has been presented at numerous national and international conferences and published in various esteemed academic journals.

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Kahoot! @ Bucks: Kahoot! Homework Challenges

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How to Assign Kahoots as Homework

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Assign quizzes to complete at home or just create a Kahoot for homework or extra credit. These are anytime, anywhere quizzes and referred to as "CHALLENGES".

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35 Fun Kahoot Ideas, Tips, Topics, Games, and Questions for Teachers

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Teachers and kids love Kahoot ! This online quiz game generator is incredibly popular, and for a good reason. Teachers show the questions, and students use the completely safe app on their own devices (like Chromebooks or smartphones) to respond. Basic features are completely free, so you can make all the quizzes you like. If you really love Kahoot, it’s worth upgrading to the paid accounts, which offer tons of useful features. Many of the Kahoot ideas in this roundup require a paid account— find their pricing here .

New Kahoot user? No worries! It’s extremely simple to use. Check out this video guide for a full walk-through. Otherwise, dive right into these cool tips, tricks, and ideas!

Smart Kahoot Tips for Teachers

Clever kahoot ideas to try, kahoot topics, games, and questions for the classroom, set kahoot expectations.

Kids can get a little competitive when they play games in class, so set some ground rules right up front. Remind kids this is all about the learning, and when they follow the rules, everyone benefits.

Explore the public Kahoot library

Need some quick Kahoot ideas? Save time by using a free public Kahoot from the huge library on the Discover page . It includes ready-to-play quizzes on pretty much any topic you can think of, all created by other teachers and educators.

Edit and customize existing Kahoots

If you find a Kahoot you like but want to customize it for your class, you may be able to duplicate and edit it. Check out this video to learn how it works.

Let Kahoot read the questions and answers aloud

Empower younger students or those with visual challenges by enabling Read Aloud mode in Kahoot. Kids can hear the questions and possible answers read aloud before they choose their answer. Explore the read-aloud option here.

Enable the Friendly Nickname generator

Eliminate inappropriate names and save time by enabling the Friendly Nickname generator on the starting screen. Kahoot automatically assigns each player a silly two-word name, which also gives kids some anonymity while they play. Learn about the Friendly Nickname generator here.

Play without student devices

Playing on devices like phones or Chromebooks is a lot of fun, but it can also cause problems. If you’d like to take devices out of the picture, use this free printable instead! Kids simply fold it to show their answer, then hold it up for the teacher to see. Visit The Primary Peach to get the printable and learn how to use it.

Use Vimeo to add videos to Kahoot

There are a variety of ways to add videos to Kahoot, including their collaboration with Vimeo. Learn more about how it works here.

Spice up your Kahoots with animated GIFs

Kids love animated gifs, right? So it’s totally awesome that Kahoot partnered with GIPHY to make it simple to insert pretty much any GIF right into your quizzes. Get the incredibly easy instructions here.

Ask kids to show their thinking

Here’s a way to use Kahoot to explore topics more deeply. Break questions into multiple sections. Begin by asking kids to explain how they’ll come up with the answer. Give them more time to think, and don’t assign any points for this question. Then, follow that up with a question asking for the answer itself, in a shorter amount of time. Find out more from Mathy Cathy.

Encourage improvement with Ghost mode

When you’ve finished a game, you have the option to play it again. This time around, repeat players can play against their own “ghosts” to try to better their scores. For each question, the “ghost” version will answer the same way they did in the previous round. At the end, players can see if they managed to improve their scores, showing how much they’ve learned. Explore Ghost mode here.

Add a theme to change the background

Make your Kahoots even more fun when you add a theme . Free users only have access to a limited number of themes, but there are still plenty of choices.

Gather feedback with slide reactions

If you’re teaching a lesson with Kahoot, students can use the Reaction emojis to let you know how they’re feeling about the information in a low-key way. Immediately see if your class is following along or feeling left behind by monitoring their Reaction responses.

Get more tips from Kahoot Academy

Kahoot regularly posts new ideas, tips, and tricks for teachers to try in their Kahoot Academy series. Check it out here.

Use a Blind Kahoot to introduce new topics

This is one of those brilliant Kahoot ideas you’ll want to try right away. Instead of using the game to reinforce what students already know, teacher Stephanie Castle decided to try to use it to introduce new concepts instead. Through carefully structured questions based on her lesson plan, she gradually helped students understand entirely new material. She found kids were more engaged and truly had a better grasp of the topic. Watch the video to see what it’s all about, then give it a try yourself using this guide, which includes a free blank template .

Combine Kahoot with Bitmoji

Kahoot teamed up with Bitmoji, and it’s a match made in heaven! Teachers and students can use their personal Bitmoji when they play, and it’s free for all users! Find out more here.

Use Reports for formative assessments

When you assign Kahoot challenges, you’ll receive detailed information about which questions were missed most often, along with score info pinpointing those who got less than 35% correct. This is a terrific way to determine which topics need more review and who needs a little extra help with the subject. Learn more about Kahoot challenges here.

Repeat quizzes using the spacing and testing technique

Taking the same quiz more than once, spaced a few days apart, is a terrific learning technique. It helps students prepare in advance for bigger tests, too. Learn more about how it works here.

Hold lunchtime Kahoot sessions

Need a way to fill up some indoor recess time, or want to build a sense of camaraderie and community? Try regular lunchtime Kahoots! Learn how one teacher uses them at her school at Mrs. Readerpants.

Collaborate with a jigsaw Kahoot

If you love using the collaborative Jigsaw Method in your classroom, consider adding a team Kahoot competition. With a variety of “resident experts” on each team, students will have even more fun competing. Explore the Jigsaw Method and discover how to use it with Kahoot at Melting Teacher.

Let students create their own quiz right in the app

When you teach something to someone else, you show that you’ve truly mastered it yourself. Have your students create their own Kahoot games for review, then share them with their classmates, right in the app itself! Learn how it works here.

Use a template for student-created Kahoots

Although kids can work right in the app itself, you can gain a little more control by using this template-based process instead. Find out how Minds in Bloom uses it with her students.

Assign Kahoot challenges for homework

When you assign a Kahoot as a challenge, students play on their own, working only to improve their own score. You can turn the timer off if you just want them to focus on the questions and answers, or turn it on to practice skills like math facts that require quick responses. Students can also opt to replay questions until they get them correct, making this an excellent option for pre-test review. Learn how to assign a Kahoot challenge to Google Classroom here.

Follow up with a worksheet

If you don’t want to assign Kahoot challenges for homework, you can still give kids another chance to review. Create worksheets to go along with your quizzes, or (even better) design your quizzes from worksheets you already have! Learn more from Heidi Songs.

Include Kahoot in your sub plans

Kahoot review games are terrific for substitute teachers to play with students. Make the experience more meaningful by having students explain why each answer is correct before moving on. They’ll love the chance to teach the teacher and show off their knowledge!

Make money with Kahoot Marketplace

Are you a Kahoot expert? Turn your skills into cash! The Kahoot Marketplace allows you to offer your quizzes and other Kahoot activities for payment or donations. Explore your options here.

Practice spelling with Kahoot

You really can use this versatile quiz tool for anything. Find out how to make the most of it for spelling practice at Going Strong in 2nd Grade.

Play Would You Rather?

By using the “poll” feature (or making all answers correct), you can turn Would You Rather questions into a Kahoot! Get some free starter questions and learn more from Minds in Bloom.

Host a Kahoot book tournament

Have you ever held a tournament to find students’ favorite books? They’re a great way to capitalize on March Madness fun, and you can use Kahoot for voting as you narrow down your brackets. Learn how it works at Erintegration.

Take a Kahoot poll

We Are Teachers/Kahoot Poll

If you have one of Kahoot’s upgraded accounts, you have the ability to create polls and surveys. But if you’re using the free plan, you can still make it work! Simply create your question(s), set it for zero points, and mark all answers as correct. When you assign the quiz, turn off the timer. Kids provide their answers, and you’ll see the results for each question, as with any other quiz.

Break the ice with a selfie Kahoot

Kahoot ideas like this one make it so much fun for your class to get to know you—and each other! Use the free templates to create a quiz all about yourself for the first day of class. Then, have your students create their own. You can assign them as challenges or do one or two each day in class until everyone has had their turn. Find Kahoot icebreaker templates here.

Host a geography bee

Host your own geography bee using National Geographic’s free official Kahoot ideas and quizzes. Find them all here.

Explore career readiness and student entrepreneurship

Through a partnership with Founders Mark, these Kahoot games and quizzes help expose kids to career options, especially in business. It’s a fun and easy way to bring career exploration to your classroom. Learn more and take the quizzes here.

Get creative with Kahoot Sparks

The more you use Kahoot, the more you’ll realize it has a lot of clever applications. This new tool encourages student creativity, helping them design anything from a new toy to an innovative school initiative. Learn how Kahoot Sparks works here.

Check out Game Modes

This is one of Kahoot’s newer features, available for paid subscriptions. These games turn a traditional quiz into an interactive adventure, bringing depth to the experience. Learn about Kahoot Game Modes here.

Generate Kahoot questions using AI

Save some time by letting AI create Kahoot quizzes for you! As with any AI-generated content, you’ll want to review it carefully to be sure it makes sense and is factually-accurate. But this method can save you a lot of effort up front.

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How To Assign A Kahoot

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Introduction

Welcome to the world of Kahoot! If you’re a teacher or a trainer looking for an interactive and engaging way to assess your students or participants, then Kahoot is the perfect tool for you. Kahoot is an online platform that allows you to create fun and educational quizzes, surveys, and discussions. It’s a great way to make learning and training more interactive, enjoyable, and effective.

In this article, we’ll guide you through the process of assigning a Kahoot to your students or participants. Whether you want to assess their knowledge, test their understanding, or facilitate a discussion, Kahoot provides you with the tools to create exciting and interactive learning experiences.

Assigning a Kahoot is a straightforward process that involves creating a Kahoot, customizing it according to your needs, adding questions, and ultimately launching it for your students or participants to access. Throughout the process, you’ll have the ability to monitor their progress, gather insights, and provide real-time feedback.

So, let’s dive in and uncover the step-by-step process of assigning a Kahoot!

Step 1: Sign in to Kahoot

The first step to assigning a Kahoot is signing in to your Kahoot account. If you don’t have an account yet, you can easily create one by visiting the Kahoot website and clicking on the “Sign up” button. Once you have your account ready, follow these simple steps:

• Open your preferred web browser and go to the Kahoot website.
• Click on the “Log in” button located at the top right corner of the page.
• Enter your login credentials, including your username or email address and password.
• Click on the “Log in” button to access your Kahoot account.

After successfully logging in, you will be redirected to your Kahoot dashboard, where you can manage your existing Kahoots, create new ones, and access various features and settings.

Signing in to your Kahoot account ensures that you have full control and access to all the features and functionalities the platform has to offer. It also allows you to save and manage the Kahoots you create, track student progress, and provide valuable feedback.

Now that you are logged in, let’s move on to the next step of creating a new Kahoot!

Step 2: Create a new Kahoot

Once you’ve signed in to your Kahoot account, it’s time to create a new Kahoot. Creating a Kahoot is a simple and intuitive process that allows you to customize your quiz or survey according to your desired learning objectives. Follow these steps to get started:

• From your Kahoot dashboard, click on the “Create” button located at the top right corner of the page.
• Select the type of Kahoot you want to create. You can choose from a quiz, survey, or discussion.
• Give your Kahoot a catchy and descriptive title that reflects its content and purpose.
• Choose a cover image for your Kahoot, or upload your own. This helps in visually representing the topic or theme of your Kahoot.
• Set a timer for each question if you want to add a bit of urgency or challenge to your Kahoot. You can also choose to disable the timer if you prefer a more relaxed pace.
• Decide whether you want the questions to be displayed in random order or follow a specific sequence.
• Click on the “Continue” button to proceed to the next step of customizing your Kahoot.

During the creation process, take your time to think about the learning outcomes you want to achieve and the specific topics or concepts you want to assess. This will help you structure your Kahoot effectively, ensuring that it aligns with your teaching or training goals.

Now that you have created a new Kahoot, let’s move on to the next step of customizing it to suit your needs.

Step 3: Customize your Kahoot

Now that you have created a new Kahoot, it’s time to customize it and make it engaging and interactive for your students or participants. Customizing your Kahoot allows you to add a personal touch, align it with your teaching or training objectives, and create a unique learning experience. Here’s how you can customize your Kahoot:

• Choose a theme for your Kahoot. Select from a variety of pre-designed themes that Kahoot offers, or create your own custom theme by adding colors, images, and backgrounds.
• Add an introductory slide to provide context and instructions to your students or participants. This slide can include a brief overview of the Kahoot, rules, or any other information you want to convey.
• Include media elements in your Kahoot such as images, videos, or audio files. These visual and auditory components can enhance engagement and help illustrate concepts or provide additional information.
• Personalize the look and feel of your questions by customizing the font, size, and formatting. This allows you to create a visually appealing and cohesive experience.
• Consider adding question hints to assist students or participants in answering questions. Hints can provide additional clues or prompt critical thinking.
• Enable the “Automatic Evaluation” feature if you want Kahoot to automatically score the answers and provide immediate feedback. You can also choose to review the answers manually if you prefer.
• Review and preview your Kahoot to ensure that everything looks and functions as intended.

By customizing your Kahoot, you can create a tailored learning experience for your students or participants, making it more engaging and relevant to their needs. Don’t be afraid to experiment with different customization options and unleash your creativity!

Now that you have customized your Kahoot, let’s move on to the next step of adding questions to it.

Step 4: Add questions to your Kahoot

Now that you have customized the appearance of your Kahoot, it’s time to add questions to make it informative and engaging. The questions you create will test the knowledge, understanding, and critical thinking of your students or participants. Follow these steps to add questions to your Kahoot:

• Click on the “Add question” button located within your Kahoot editor.
• Select the type of question you want to add. Kahoot offers multiple question types, including multiple-choice, true/false, image-based, and more.
• Compose your question by entering the text in the provided field.
• Add answer options for your question. Depending on the question type, you may have multiple correct answers or just one.
• Assign point values to each answer option if you want to differentiate between correct and incorrect choices.
• Consider adding additional information or explanations to the question or answer options if needed.
• Repeat the process to add more questions to your Kahoot. You can create as many questions as you want.

When adding questions, keep in mind the difficulty level, relevance to the topic, and the learning outcomes you want to achieve. Mix up the question types to provide variety and cater to different learning styles.

Don’t forget to review and proofread your questions to ensure clarity and accuracy. This will help in providing a seamless and error-free learning experience for your students or participants.

Now that you have added questions to your Kahoot, let’s proceed to the next step of assigning it to your students.

Step 5: Assign your Kahoot to students

Now that you have created and customized your Kahoot, it’s time to assign it to your students or participants so they can start engaging with it. Assigning your Kahoot ensures that it reaches the intended audience and allows for seamless participation. Follow these steps to assign your Kahoot:

• From your Kahoot editor, click on the “Assign” button located at the top right corner of the page.
• Choose the method of assigning your Kahoot. You can either share it via a unique game pin or by sending a direct link to your students or participants.
• If you choose to share a game pin, instruct your students or participants to open the Kahoot app or go to the Kahoot website and enter the game pin to access the Kahoot. This method allows for synchronous participation.
• If you prefer to send a direct link, simply copy the link provided and share it through your preferred communication channels such as email, messaging apps, or learning management systems. This method allows for asynchronous participation.
• Communicate any additional instructions or guidelines to your students or participants regarding the assigned Kahoot, such as time limits or deadlines.
• Encourage your students or participants to join the Kahoot and start answering the questions to gauge their knowledge and understanding.

When assigning your Kahoot, consider the best method based on your preferred teaching or training approach, as well as the technological capabilities and resources available to your students or participants.

Now that you have successfully assigned your Kahoot, let’s move on to the next step of monitoring student progress.

Step 6: Monitor student progress

One of the great features of Kahoot is the ability to monitor and track the progress of your students or participants. Monitoring their progress allows you to gain insights into their performance, identify areas where they may need additional support, and provide real-time feedback. Follow these steps to effectively monitor student progress:

• Access the Reports section in your Kahoot dashboard. Here, you will find detailed information about the performance of your students or participants.
• Review the summary report, which provides an overview of the overall performance, including the average score, completion rate, and total time taken.
• Explore the individual reports to get a more detailed analysis of each student’s or participant’s performance. These reports include the questions answered, correct and incorrect answers, response times, and more.
• Identify any patterns or trends in the data to gain insights into the strengths and weaknesses of your students or participants.
• Provide feedback and reinforcement based on the performance data. You can offer personalized feedback to individual students or participants or provide general feedback to the entire group.
• Use the insights gathered from monitoring to tailor future lessons or activities to address any gaps or misconceptions identified.

Monitoring student progress not only helps you understand their learning outcomes but also allows you to celebrate their achievements and provide support when needed. It creates an ongoing feedback loop that enhances the learning experience and promotes continuous improvement.

Now that you are equipped with the knowledge to monitor student progress, you have completed the final step of assigning a Kahoot!

Assigning a Kahoot to your students or participants is a fantastic way to engage and assess their knowledge in a fun and interactive manner. Throughout this article, we have walked through the step-by-step process of assigning a Kahoot, from signing in to Kahoot, creating a new Kahoot, customizing it to your liking, adding questions, and finally, assigning it to your students.

Kahoot provides an excellent platform for creating exciting and engaging quizzes, surveys, and discussions. By customizing your Kahoot with themes, media elements, and personalized questions, you can create a unique learning experience that caters to your teaching or training objectives.

Once you have assigned your Kahoot, the monitoring feature allows you to track the progress of your students or participants. This valuable feedback enables you to identify areas where additional support may be needed and provide timely feedback to enhance their learning outcomes.

So, why wait? Start using Kahoot to breathe life into your teaching or training sessions and create an interactive and engaging learning environment. Dive in, explore the countless possibilities, and witness the transformative power of Kahoot!

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