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Hi Sherly, I’m a research analyst in the education market at G2. Thanks for a good question — this is one I was curious about myself. Based on my research, it looks like Kahoot! challenges can be played through compatible mobile devices (iOS and Android) and Chromebooks, if the Chromebooks have the Kahoot! app installed. See the discussion here on Kahoot!’s blog on Chromebook compatibility: https://kahoot.com/blog/2018/11/26/how-to-install-kahoot-app-on-chromebooks/. Thus, if your library has Chromebooks, that could be an option. However, the post doesn’t mention anything about challenges being accessed on web browsers on Windows or macOS computers, so it looks like challenges are not accessible on those devices at the moment. Indeed, this support post from Kahoot! from six days ago seems to confirm that challenges must be played via a mobile app -- “Currently, challenges cannot be played in a web browser.”: (https://support.kahoot.com/hc/en-us/articles/115016109668). Hope that helps! Best, Shaun Bishop Research analyst, G2

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The application itself is very intuitive. You can basically teach yourself how to use Auzmor with minimal training and support needed, although they do a nice job providing training and support to get you up and going. The quick launch courses are very quick to get a course online and the course authoring component has a lot of bells and whistles - but are also easy to use. I researched about 7 different LMSs and have used 3 different ones (not part of the 7) and this was by far the easiest and most affordable.

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I received a ton of support - from getting ready to go live and roll the LMS out to learning how to design courses uses both the quick launch and the Knowbly course authoring tool. If I need something, Auzmor is very responsive and were quick to get back to me all throughout the process and beyond.

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