Kahoot

1. IFEOMA OGWU

2. Pricing Plans:

2.1. Basic

2.2. Individual

2.2.1. Kahoot!+ Start

2.2.2. Kahoot!+ Premier

2.2.3. Kahoot!+ Max

2.3. Team, School and District

2.3.1. Kahoot!+ EDU Standard

2.3.2. Kahoot!+ EDU Pro

3. Benefits:

3.1. Encourages students to participate actively in the classroom

3.2. Can be utilized as an assessment tool for teachers

3.3. As a result of more pupils attending class, the students' performance has improved.

3.4. It is an energetic and lively platform

4. How To Create A Kahoot:

4.1. 1. Log In And Click Create: Log in to Kahoot.com, select Quiz under 'Create' in the top right corner of the page.

4.2. 2. Add Questions, Answers And Imagery: Add questions, answers, pictures, and videos by following the on-screen directions. You can include survey questions, true/false questions, and multiple-choice quizzes for free.

4.3. 3. Add A Title, Description And Cover Image: To summarize it and make it easier for other people to locate it, enter a title and description in the kahoot summary. Your kahoot will stick out and draw more players if it has a fantastic cover image.

5. Uses:

5.1. Administering quizzes

5.2. Facilitating discussions

5.3. Collecting survey data

6. How To Play Kahoot

6.1. 1. Find A Game To Play: The platform offers a staggering number of public kahoots. A kahoot can be selected from the Explore page or by searching for a game on a related subject.

6.2. 2. Launch The Game So Players Can Join: The top of the screen will show a special Game PIN. To participate in the game, users must enter this PIN in the Kahoot! app for iOS and Android. If they are unable to install the app on their smartphone, they can still participate by going to kahoot.it in their web browser.

6.3. 3. Play The Kahoot: Now you can see the nicknames of every player in the "lobby" or waiting screen, click Start. The space bar or your mouse can be used during gameplay to advance to the following question.

7. What Is Kahoot?

7.1. It is a platform for learning through games, developed in Norway. It includes educational games, sometimes referred to as "kahoots," which are user-created multiple-choice tests that may be accessed by a web browser or the Kahoot! app.