Kahoot! Reviews

ahoot is an excellent quiz solution, designed for children and youth education. The program enables learning in the form of gamification. There are four types of interaction such as quiz, discussion, survey and jumbo (sort out four answers in a specific order). Using Kahoot is effortless, participants need to enter a PIN and nickname to join a game. You could create your own quizzes, which is quite simple, or prey on prepared ones. The most significant advantage is no need to provide personal data so that you don't have to be worried about RODO.

Unfortunately, you couldn't create a slideshow with multiple types of integration, and it's impractical to design the separate display of pictures for a few survey questions.

If you are looking for an excellent learning solution for children and youth, you might try the program. However, the tool isn't the greatest for large presentations, as it provides a narrow range of features.

Kohoot enables me to educate my students by gamification so that lessons with me are never dull and my pupils acquire more details.

Si quieres captar la atención de tus alumnos en tu aula, lograr recuperar su motivación y captar su atención, no hay nada mejor que hacer un Kahoot para repasar cualquier tema antes de un examen. Crear las preguntas a ti como profesor no te será nada difícil gracias a una intuitiva y minimalista interfaz, podrás agregar música y fotos.

Todo funciona en línea desde un navegador.

Hay más opciones que las clásicas preguntas de múltiples respuestas, como por ejemplo ordenar en base a algún criterio diferentes fichas y la posibilidad de organziar debates que requieran posicionarse en algún bando.

Lo peor de kahoot es que en pleno concurso, en ocasiones algunos alumnos sufren desconexiones del juego y se quedan fuera, algo que genera siempre polémica al no saber el organziador como compensarlos, o saber si ha sido a posta por aprte del alumno o por culpa del programa en sí.

Muy recomendable para su uso en clase, con alumnos de todas las edades.

Yo la uso al finalizar cada tema, de manera que se repasa el tema antes del examen y se premia a los tres mejores alumnos en la realización del cuestionario. Los alumnos me lo demandan y ese día les encanta. se genera un clima de comeptencia divertida y sana, al mismo tiempo que se repasan los conceptos más importantes de la asignatura.

Kahoot es muy divertido, funciona online desde cualquier dispositivo y navegador.

Tiene varios usos, entre los que se encuentra una especie de trivial, otra opción para generar debates invitando al usuario a posicionarse y otra opción que nunca he utilizado, pero tiene que ver con ordenar una serie de respuestas en base a algún criterio.

La experiencia de Kahoot es muy divertida para el entorno en el que se utilice, se genera un ambiente de competición muy sano que favorece además el estudio y el aprendizaje.

Como administrador, encontrarás en Kahoot un panel de mandos muy elegante, moderno minimalista y muy fácil de usar. En pocos minutos podrás crear trivials o test de resultado final bastante bonito.

Kahoot se ofrece en varias versiones, gratuita y algunas de pago. Con la opción de coste cero es suficiente.

Al finalizar cada sesión Kahoot el programa nos ofrece un detallado documento con todo tipo de información para analizar que además se puede exportar en formato excel.

Lo peor de Kahoot es que en ocasiones el número de caracteres máximo permitido para redactar las respuestas se queda demasiado corto.

Cuando hay muchos usuarios participando, se han detectado casos en que algunos querdan desconectados en mitad de la sesión.

Hace falta un cañón, una pantalla y un ordenador master para realziar una prueba con Kahoot.

Muy divertido y fácil de usar. Muy adaptable a todo tipo de dispositivos.

Se utiliza cada final de tema impartido en las aulas para repasar con los alumnos los aspectos más importantes e interesantes de cada materia como paso previo al examen final.

Kahoot es una herramienta online gratuita que solo requiere de una conexión a internet, unordenador del creador del juego en kahoot con proyector conectado y tantos dispositivos como usuarios participen.

Lo mejor de kahoot es que capta en segundos la atención del que participa.

Hay 4 modalidades: debate, test, encuestas o Jumble (ordenar respuestas en base a un parámetro).

Tiene excelentes herramientas de reporte final del juego, para ver los resultados de forma individualizada de cada alumno.

Puedes insertar fotos y música en cada pregunta.

Facilita el debate en clase entorno a un tema seleccionado.

Se echa en falta más cantidad de caracteres en la escritura del enunciado de cada pregunta y respuesta.

A veces, cuando hay muchos participantes, hay problemas en algunos de ellos con la conexión al servidor con la consecuente pérdida de puntos en el juego.

Algunos alumnos, al ver que van con menos puntos que el resto pueden perder el interes por el juego, hay que tratar de mantener su compromiso con el juego hasta que se acabe.

Si se corta la conexión a internet el juego se cancela.

Si quieres captar el interés y fomentar el repaso de los temas explicados en clase, y además tener un excelente reporte instantáneo de los resultados obtenidos por tus alumnos en tu test, utiliza Kahoot!!. Ellos te lo agradecerán.

Ha mejorado las relaciones en clase entre alumnos y profesores. al crearse un clima divertido a la par que educativo.

Ha aumentado el interés del alumnado por los temas tratados.

Ayudas al centro a innovar tecnológicamente. No solo existe la tiza y la pizarra!!!.

Es gratis, no requiere de inversión económica.

Kahoot es una herramienta que nos permite tres cosas:

- Test divertidos de múltiplkes respuestas, a los que podemos añadir imágenes y música. Muy útil después de un curso de formación para evaluar resultados de los conocimientos adquiridos.

- Ordenar por prioridades diferentes elementos.

- HAcer debates.

- Hacer encuestas.

En las 4 opciones, podemos descargar mediante un excel los resultados generados por los miembros de nuestro equipo.

Simplemente hace falta un proyector y diferentes dispostivos con conexión en red.

En el proyector aparecerán las preguntas, tema del debate, preguntas de la encuesta, etc y cada miembro de nuestro equipo de trabajo responderá de forma anónima desde su smartphone.

Lo mejor es que es:

- divertido, mejora las relaciones del ambiente laboral.

- no requiere de instalación, tan solo un navegador.

- Nos permite mejorar la toma de decisiópnes en el brainstorming antes de iniciar un proyecto.

- Es fácil de administrar.

- Interfaz simple y funcional.

- Nos permite tener feedeback de nuestro equipo.

- Es gratis, aunque hay opción premium de pago con mayores caracteríosticas.

- Podemos saber que miembro de nuestro equipo ha sido el mejor en cuanto a conocimientos de algún tema.

Lo que menos me gusta de kahoot es que para preparar uno en condiciones requiere mucho tiempo.

En ocasiones, si son muchos los dispositivos del personal conectados, pueden fallar.

Si no tienes una sala de conferencias reservada con cañón de luz y dispositivos para todos, no tiene sentido hacer el kahoot, pues todos los miembros del equipo deben estar cerca.

Es genial para crear buien ambiente laboral, comprobar resultados de aprendizaje, conocer la opinion mediante encuestas de nuestros compañeros. Generar debates en las reuniones de brainstorming, etc.

Solo necesitas el navegador. !!

Como se mencionaba antes, el kahoot nos ha servido para evaluar el conocimiento aduirido por los trabajadores después de un curso de formación, mediante un test, que crea buen ambiente en un entorno competitivo pero agradable, gracias al sistema de puntos, tipo concurso de televisión.

El debate nos vale para las reuniones iniciales antes de abordar un proyecto, para saber por donde deben tirar las ideas.

Las encuestas nos facilitan tener un fedback organizado en hojas de cálculo de excel de las respuestas obtenidas, por porcentajes y con gráficas asociadas.

Kahoot es una divertida aplicación en línea que incluye 4 modos de uso. Lo que tienen en común los 4 modos es que el formador desde su ordenador y con ayuda de un proyector muestra en una pantalla que todos pueden ver el enunciado de una cuestíon, y los demás responden desde el dispositivo que prefieran, obteniendo recompensas en función de la rápidez y de la elección de la respuesta correcta.

Las tres modalidades son:

- Quiz: permite realizar preguntas ofreciendo varias respuestas alternativas. Te va a permitir después de impartir un curso de formación repasar los principales conceptos adquiridos con todos los implicados en base a tres modalidades de juego.

- Jumbler: Debes poner en orden 4 hechos o evidencias.

- Survey: Para realizar encuestas y obtener feedback de tu audiencia.

- Discussion: se genera un debate y la gente se posiciona.

Las 4 pueden ser perfectamente utilizadas en reuniones de equipo para facilitar la toma de decisiones o para comprobar de manera dinámica y favoreciendo la cohesión de grupo que después de un curso de formación se han adquirido los conocimientos previstos.

Facilitas también el intercambio de ideas y fomentar la participación de los miembros de tu equipo.

Lo mejor es que es gratis y no necesitas instalar absolutamente nada, ni siquiera registrarte excepto en el caso del administrador, que deberá elaborar las preguntas y decidir los temas de discusión.

Es muy fácil de usar, tanto como usuario, como administrador pues posee una interfaz muy intuitiva.

Vas a necesitar conexión a internet.

Cada uno de los participantes necesita un dispositivo, ya sea un smatphone, tablet, portátil o pc de escritorio.

El administrador necesita de un equipo informático con un cañon o retroproyector.

Se necesita reservar la sala de reuniones para que todos puedan participar haciendo equipo y escuchándose, mientras observan lo proyectado.

El administrador necesita dedicarle bastante tempo de dedicación para preparar la modalidad de uso.

Si hay problemas de red algunos usuarios pueden quedar desconectados en mitad del uso, siendo su regreso complicado pues pierden todos los puntos obtenidos.

En el colegio es gratuito, pero la versión pro con amplias características de uso en empresas es de pago.

Obtendrá mejor rendimiento de los miembros del equipo y por tanto mayor productividad.

Para estrechar lazos entre personal de tu equipo bussiness es ideal. Así como para facilitar los debates y la toma de decisiones.

Tu equipo de trabajo obtendrá más rendimiento con Kahoot puesto que favorecerá la cohesión de grupo, los motivará, permitirá intercambiar ideas.

Facilitará la toma de decisiones.

Ayuda a desarrollar el Brain Storming.

I absolutely love kahoot for ease of use and platform. Kahoot makes it very easy to create a multiple-choice style game for learning. The game works for students of all ages- children and adults!

Kahoot can sometimes lag on the user end, as all users besides the administrator of the game are playing on their own device. They connect to the game with a code, and sometimes students screens load faster than others, allowing them to answer quicker. Points are given based on quickness to answer, so this can be unfair to those that have faster or newer devices.

You will need to create "wrong" answers for your questions in addition to giving the correct one, so make sure you leave enough time for you to create the game. You will be typing all questions and answers. Your students will be given a code to join the game. When playing the game, you will need a home screen to display the question and answer options. The students will see symbols for each answer option and they select on their device. For devices, smartphones or touchscreens like tablets work best.

Kahoot provides an easy, free platform to make learning fun for all ages. You can create a multiple choice game that involves intriguing graphics, fun sounds, and interactive for all learners.

Kahoot! was utilized many times while I was in training for my current position, and that training was incredibly intensive. Not only was it incredibly easy to access without needing download and app or sign up, but also responsive, smooth, and made learning fun. Making them for our peers was also very easy, straight-forward, and took no time at all, even when we had some cheeky fun with them.

There isn’t much to complain about at this point. Kahoot! provided exactly what it needed to - does what it says on the box!

Kahoot! was utilized many times while I was in training for my current position, and that training was incredibly intensive. Not only was it incredibly easy to access without needing download and app or sign up, but also responsive, smooth, and made learning fun. Making them for our peers was also very easy, straight-forward, and took no time at all, even when we had some cheeky fun with them. There isn’t much to complain about at this point. Kahoot! provided exactly what it needed to - does what it says on the box!

I like that I can quickly create a game to review for math on the same morning I want to use it; it is that quick and easy to use. Also, I can tailor it EXACTLY to what I want my students to focus on.

There isn't anything I would say that I really dislike; it does what it is supposed to do and meets my expectations for what I want to use it for, which is simple, engaging skill review games.

I recommend this tool even to those who do not consider themselves tech-savvy. With an interactive whiteboard and Chromebooks, it nicely fits into almost any classroom and the students will pick right up on it.

I am solving the problem of students NOT being engaged with review of skills before I give a test; 4th graders aren't adept at studying and reviewing by themselves yet, so this gives me a way to get them to return to the material before taking a test, and they are realizing what they haven't mastered and need to work on a little more.

I'm a philosophy instructor and it is important to me that the technology that I use in my classroom is accessible to my students, easy to use, and engaging. Kahoot! meets these standards. I'm a fan of creating quizzes and surveys via Kahoot! that serve as warm-ups to my daily class sessions, and I've found that my students are more engaged with course content, as well as what their peers think. Additionally, my colleagues regularly use Kahoot! in our department meetings, and using the app/website really helps me stay engaged and focused, as well as engagement with my community.

I honestly can't think of any single thing that I dislike about this product.

To all other educators out there, I cannot recommend Kahoot! enough.

I've been able to keep my students engaged and interested in class material, as well as facilitate discussion amongst my students. Additionally, I've also saved a ton of paper by using this app instead of traditional paper quizzes.

I love that I can create my own quizzes or search for quizzes made by other users. This site gives instant feedback for student understanding and kids have a lot of fun. They love that they get more points for getting a question correct, and it brings out their competitiveness.

There is nothing big that I dislike about Kahoot! It is easy to use and search for quizzes, but I guess one downside is that sometimes the answers to the quizzes made by other users are incorrect, so that affects the scores of the students. Another downside is that if I want to go over a problem because I noticed that many students had an incorrect answer, I can't see the problem/question after the answer is revealed.

Kahoot! makes it so simple to check for student understanding and going over misconceptions as they happen. Teachers get immediate results and can address any problems students may have. Students see this as a game, so they always have fun when playing, and they think of playing as a reward (even though they are actually learning and practicing the concepts learned in class).

Kahoot is versatile. It can be used on computers, ipads, even smart devices. I have made my own Kahoot reviews and quizzes and I've also used some of the many that are posted on the site. It is easy to use. The students are completerly engaged when we use kahoot. I like to use them as a review for units of study, but they could also be used as assessments. The kids feel like we're on a game show.

I can't really think of anything I dislike. If I don't find something there that suits my needs, I just create my own.

Try it, you'll like it!

Kahoot is a great study tool. I use it for elementary students, and my daughter in high school says she uses it in her classes. It's great for all ages. Great for reviewing r assessing students.

There is nothing absolutely nothing I can say negative about Kahoot!. I was introduced to it at a faculty meeting when the IT guy the guy is in charge of all the computer stuff introduced it by having the faculty play game against each other between the questions and the music wow I cannot say what in engager for your classroom. If you have not tried Kahoot! it there’s a freeway to play it please go on to Kahoot! at.com and try this game I make up my own games to play with my kids are people have them on there you can find we can discover all types of different games about whether his English or social studies or math or science there are so much there to use. As I said I cannot think of a better way to engage your students in your classroom.

Here is another answer In which I will say there is not one negative thing I can say about this program please try Kahoot it.com.

As I said I was introduced to this within a business faculty meeting when there are about 300 faculty there. We all had a great time playing simple game of Kahoot it against each other it is fast pace the music keeps a lively and going no one is bored please try this game it is fabulous.

Kahoot! is a wonderful tool to get students motivated and enthusiastic about learning. It is easy to use and the students love it. It is clear and quick. There are different games and you can download the reports at the end of the game. The students also love the podium.

At the moment, we can't put the quizzes in folders. That would be very practical.

Kahoot is a very easy tool, every teacher should try it out. The students love it and you can play it in class or set it as homework. It is practical to use at the beginning of a unit as an introduction and at the end as a revision. You will not regret it!

students not motivated, quick revision, exit tickets

Kahoot is an awesome tool for revising and consolidating informations, it's fun, easy to play and join! There's just one major gripe I have...

The Kahoot team need to allow for real-time student collaboration while making the Kahoots! It's an awesome tool but is so far mostly being to a fraction of its potential. If the students actually make the Kahoots it enables far deeper and more active engagement. I've built a scaffold that works around the design flaws to empower students to create their own: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/FREE-Student-friendly-Kahoot-Scaffold-3447507

Have students build their own Kahoots! This allows for deeper and more active engagement and embedding of key learning concepts. Mysteriously the software makes this a little tricky so I've compiled a student guide and some handy work-arounds! https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/FREE-Student-friendly-Kahoot-Scaffold-3447507

Kahoot helps address education inequality by empowering all students. To bring it to the next level have students make the Kahoots with these tips: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/FREE-Student-friendly-Kahoot-Scaffold-3447507

It is an easy way to work interactive with our students. It is motivating them and can be accessed everywhere.

I think for some students it is negative that there is a score system that favors speed over quality. I have seen it many times that some errors result through this flaw.

I think everyone who wants a fun and playful way to teach their students can try this tool with no risk in completely disappointment. Plus its free to use, no risk for you.

We use Kahoot for quick comprehension sessions before and after real tests. As our students are older clients that we are working with for job improvement actions the best feature is the mobile version of it. Many students have to go to work and have a family so time and flexibility to learn is the key to a successful learning process.

I like that it gives students time to read the question and pick the correct answer. You are also able to have multiple choice questions to up the 4 answers. I also like how you are able to set it so that there is a possibility of having two correct answers.

I do not like how students do not have the possible answers on their individual computers. You only see the different colors to pick from instead of the answers. It makes it difficult for students because they are forced to look up at the screen and sometimes make a silly mistake by picking the wrong color because they werent looking.

I have seen that students really enjoy Kahoot because it is entertaining and it is engaging for all types of learners. I like how all students are involved and answer all questions instead of just one question per student.

I love how Kahoot "game-ifies" the idea of review. Definitely don't use it to introduce topics, but the interface it presents for fast paced multiple choice questions is great. The students love it and I see students who aren't typically engaged suddenly asking if they can borrow notes from another student so that they can reference them to get questions right. Love it!

While I do like the game quality of Kahoot, I'm not a huge fan of how it awards points for first to answer when the question immediately appears. I wish there was a frame of seconds that it recorded as the same number of points because I have a lot of students randomly guessing in hope of getting a lot of points.

I would recommend this product to any teacher who works in elementary. I feel like the design style/gameplay model works best for everywhere from Kindergarten to maybe middle school. Definitely has a "cutsey" quality to it and could create some problems in that students add their own accounts and name them at the beginning of the game. Definitely a great tool for fast paced review that will engage all students.

The students are now excited the day before we take a test or quiz. I see a lot of students showcase decreased test anxiety because they now associate tests/quizzes with games and fun competition. I feel like it also engages a section of students that aren't traditionally motivated in school by pulling in the competition and game aspect of it.

Kahoot is fun, exciting and a very interesting way to learn things. The quizzes which are basically like games are very interactive and fun! I love the fun arcade like music in the quizzes. It is great for fun icebreakers in meetings at work. I also use it for my students in my SI Sessions when I quiz them before the exams. It is very versatile when it comes to use.

I wish it allowed subjective responses as well instead of just multiple choice responses. I also think that there are some bugs in the software because it freezes many time, and that is not fun especially when there is a match going on!

Definitely give it a go if you are in the education/work environment.

I use it for icebreakers at meetings, and at my SI sessions for my students where I use it to quiz them.

I really enjoy using Kahoot! as a way to allow my students to review before tests. I also like to use it after reading chapters or sections in social studies. I am looking forward to using Jumble next week as I have not gotten to test that out with my students yet.

It is not insanely quick to make a Kahoot!, though it could be if there were a way to import a spreadsheet. I am fairly tech savvy so that would be a great option for me.

Use a Kahoot! as an icebreaker in meetings, quickly gauge student background knowledge, or just to play some trivia with family

I do not use Kahoot! with a business, but with children. It really does create comradeship and competition within my classroom, two things that are hard to come by at times.

I love that Kahoot is so fun and easy to use! It is easy to create learning based and training based quizzes in a gaming format so that everyone enjoys it and gains knowledge as well!

I love how it is so easily accessible to everyone and the background music in all the games is pretty cool as well.

It lags a lot at times which is a bummer because, during timed quizzes, it cannot give an accurate representation of the winner. It also consumes a lot of the battery because my phone heats up so much every time I use it. Regardless, I love Kahoot!

I would highly recommend using it on your phones.

I use it to create learning based quizzes, training material for new employees and icebreakers for meetings. It is a great tool and has helped me a lot!

Good interactive game that gets almost all kids engaged. I like that I can alter the amount of time allowed for each question, as well as add pictures or diagrams to the questions. The scorekeeping keeps the kids interested and trying to get the right answers.

It can get a little crazy and some students just guess really fast trying to get the most points, rather than thinking through the question. There are ways to use it more as an assessment/survey, but the kids don't have fun with that.

I use kahoot to review with students. Once I see overall answers to questions, this also let me go over the questions in the moment if students have not done well. It's a great way to test the kids in a fun positive way and get instant feedback of their knowledge/understanding.

Love being able to search for ready made quizzes, play with friends to study or use at work for review of policies, etc. Our team at Applebees uses this game to learn policy updates, food laws, etc. I also use this program to study for tests with friends - we LOVE it! We play jumble, teams or on our town. It's great review tool!

I can't think of anything I don't like. It's a fun game with numerous play options and ready made games!

Our servers and food prep team has used this program at staff meetings to review and learn policies.

Students love the interactive nature of this program and enjoy competing for the highest score

As students race to get the best score, they can prioritize speed over accuracy. It is good to remind students that string correct answers together will get them bonus points so answering it correctly is more important than answering it quickly

Use it! I would set clear expectations at the start of the review to ensure you are getting the desired outcome that you would like during the activity

I use Kahoot as a review activity at the end of a lesson or a unit. The main benefit of this website is that students are actively involved in the review and thoroughly enjoy the activity.

A side benefit that I have used this for is to fill time during a study hall as I will pick random kahoots for students to compete in

My students love it! My kids cheer when I tell them we are going to play this game. You can also play the same Kahoot more than once in "Ghost mode", where the kids can go up against their ghosts (previous scores). The Kahoots are relatively easy to create and there are tons of games made by other users that you can search and use as well.

In the past I have had some glitches with the game. Some students will be kicked out (on their iPad) mid game and have to reenter (which frustrates them because they want to keep up their winning streak!).

This product helps my students to review key concepts in a fun and interactive way. They can play on teams or individually. It is especially helpful for my 1:1 classroom, where each student can play on their iPad, but could be used if only a few iPads were available as well.

This is a great tool to gain a general understanding of where your class stands in terms of content comprehension.

Students have freedom to create their own names that show up on the screen before the teacher can proof them. This can allow for inappropriate words to show up on the screen and interfere with a smooth implementation of the tool.

This is multiple choice only, so come up with quick and easy questions. Avoid trick questions. This tool is best used to evaluate a very basic level of understanding.

The problem we are solving is trying to keep formative assessments light yet effective. This allows students to play a game, feel safe in not knowing the right answer, and allows teachers the opportunity to see what sections of an area they need to reteach.

I have used Kahoot! in educational environments. It allowed children to get more comfortable with classroom materials in a interactive way. The children would get competitive and during kahoot activities. You can also enable students to have access to the link outside of class, which allows for a great studying tool that is different than the typical notecards.

Kahoot allows students to remain anonymous so they could "fake" participation during class activities and randomly choose answers. The software also lags at times which takes into the classroom time, so a full round is not always played. The time constraints can also cause some anxiety for students, which can lead them to not want to participate.

This app/program allows for an interactive studying platform that combines many learning styles into one.

It is very easy to create your own quizzes or you can use quizzes that have already been created by other users. The students are engaged and answer the questions and gives both teacher and student instant feedback that they can use to fuel discussion.

Everyone has to complete the question at the same time, and if someone gets disconnected and you don't know right away, you may be waiting a long time as you don't know if a student is just taking a while to think about the question or if they aren't connected or if they are participating.

It is easy and the free version fits our needs. I have not seen what the paid version can do however.

student engagement with content; yes you can see the students interacting and their results in real time.

This platform is what my students ASK for. Kahoot is engaging, fun and effective when used for reviewing content.

There is not much to dislike with this program. Because it relies on the internet, your connection can sometimes cause slow responses. This is not a problem specific to Kahoot!

Students prefer the fun, interactive review game of Kahoot! You will effectively review material in a live, engaging quiz. Every student can learn, review and succeed!

Effective review of material in our English class for both struggling students and International English Language Learners.

Kahoot makes the everyday question asking and presentation fun! It is a way to get your audience engaged that brings energy and excitement to the room! Kahoot is always a most loved part of presentations when I read surveys from attendees. It has completely changed the way I do public speaking, presentations, and workshops.

I think the functionality is great, there aren't many things I dislike. However, some pre-made questions would be helpful to get your juices flowing when creating one.

Use this tool for in-class engagement, quizzes, and polling!

Gathering data when I use this during presentations, increasing engagement numbers with students who attend workshops, using a more innovative method to teach, which is one of our district's BIG goals.

I like that I can create and customize interactive quizzes and practice for my students. Also, it is easy to find quizzes that are already created on the same topic and edit those to fit my needs.

I wish there were more pre-made quizzes to search from. Also, I wish I could easily search for pictures, videos, and music to add to my Kahoots.

Consider having the students to create questions ahead of time that you can quickly add to a Kahoot. STudents are more invested and engaged when they are looking for the questions they have created.

This is a great bring your own device activity for students. This is a fun way for students to use their phones while still learning in the classroom. Students love the interactivity, silly music, and fun competition between other students. It then operates as a classroom management device at the same time.

Simple and interesting application which has a lot of features to create games for students. And In my view best method to keep students attention to lesson is play a game about it. I love it.

They don’t have professional options than Google Forms, but it does not have to be. I absolutely love Kahoot.

I have been using Kahoot for while, it’s the best one in the market for creating quizzes and turn them to a game for your audience. I would recommend Kahoot to everyone.

Wonderful interface for students and pupils, easy to setup and design is also good. Players don’t have get any account they just enter the code on your devices and join to the game.

I LOVE Kahoot and so do my students. I really like that they have added additional features this year such as Jumble. Jumble is great for Social Studies and anything that involves order. This helps with students who are learning English or students who are below grade level and need a little more help. It's extremely interactive and can be played and used multiple ways. Best of all - it's free and there are so many resources created for you. You can find so many resources based on any content and edit them as you see fit for your classroom.

I like to assign for homework, but haven't quite been able to figure out how to have students play multiple times for reinforcement. I would say that's not as user friendly as the program typically is. Other than that, I have no complaints.

This really is wonderful if you're looking for something new and exciting for your students. I would recommend beginning to use it as a review tool, but I've evolved into using it to start class discussions and even teaching new topics. There are a ton of helpful YouTube videos that give you different ways to use the program.

Kahoot is very engaging and interactive. I'm still reviewing and assessing students on what they've learned, but in a way that interests them and causes WAY LESS behavior problems. It also allows you to pull data and see which standards or areas you need to reteach without doing a ton of work.

The students get really excited. I use Kahoot from 6th grade through college students. All of them name kahoot as a highlight of my lessons. If I put the same material on a multiple choice quiz they would complain but with Kahoot its a game. The music adds to the excitement. It's great for trick questions followed by a discussion of what they missed. for rote learning, ghost mode is great and the kids get really into beating their old score.

When I'm in spaces with less than stellar internet, the student devices can lag. If the students have to wait to enter their response it lowers their score and they get really frustrated. The font sizes can't be controlled by the user. That sometimes means I have to read the question to the students. The character limit is challenging sometimes. I get around it by adding an image with the text I need, but that's tedious.

Use the public quizzes as a starting point. If your questions are over the character limit, use an image with text (text to image). Test it out the first few times, especially images. Kahoot can do funny things with image resolution.

I'm getting students interested in learning or reviewing material that is tedious with other formats. It's clickers in a game format with whatever device the students already have.

The students LOVE it. What was once boring--a quiz or review--is now exciting! Students look forward to doing kahoots and get excited whenever they hear that music play. It's pretty easy to set up a quiz and to play it or share it with other instructors.

The music, quite frankly, is obnoxious. There's also been times when I wished I could do more on the actual platform, like adding videos and more pictures to the individual question. Some of our classes deal with art, entertainment, and the like, and it would be nice to be able to use more media.

I also find it frustrating how limited the characters are when you are trying to write out a question and answer. Give us more characters!

Give it a try! For those who think this will only be fun for middle school or high school students, I can tell you from experience that college students and even adults love it as well!

We have to have efficient ways to give quizzes and reviews to 100s of students at the time. We use to hand out quizzes, grade them individually, etc...it was such a hassle, especially because many of the assignments are graded for participation rather than for an actual grade.

Kahoot is a user friendly software that allows educators to create or search for review games/quizzes for all subjects and ability levels. I have used this in the high school and middle school math classroom to collect data, review for tests, and involve my students in their learning. Students are always actively engaged when playing kahoot and get very competitive. It motivates them to complete math problems correctly.

I would love to see Kahoot extend their time limits beyond 120 seconds. It's not always easy to limit students with math disabilities to 2 minutes for processing and answering a question. It limits me to what type of questions I can use.

It's a quick and easy way to collect student data. I can go back and open up data from previous games and see how each student did individually. This allows me to record growth and target instruction for students.

I love that this is an interactive game that allow teachers to bring technology into the classroom. I love how easy it is to create questions, decide which type of answer choices you want to use and then an easy access code for students to play with.

I don't love that it doesn't allow for written responses but instead only multiple choice, or true/false. If they could have a few extra seconds to type in a response it could allow for creativity in using the game and for an overall different approach to quizzing them.

Incorporate this into daily classroom review sessions to create a little competition. Students can partner up or work individually.

Testing and acquiring knowledge that has been taught . A benefit of using Kahoot! is that it incorporates technology into the classroom and allows the students to engage in a different way than paper & pencil.

The engagement factor and how it is adaptable inside the classroom. Students seem to love this program. Great for educational use as learning is becomes a game, and friendly competition among students pushes them to understand what the teacher is teaching. I think the ability to add images and Youtube videos to the Kahoots adds even more to the interactivity of the platform.

Not much honestly. I think Kahoot does everything they set out to do.

Try it out! Students seem to be drawn to Kahoot. It offers plenty of interaction and engagement within the classroom and among students. Use Kahoot as a formal assessment, as a check for understanding, to review before a test or quiz, as a fun do now, as an exit ticket, or allow students to create their own and share it out!

Student learning, student engagement, classroom interaction, studying, and playfulness. Kahoot makes it a fun way to review content before a test, check for understanding, or just make class fun for students. Since the ease of use is high, it also makes for a great way for students to review by creating their own Kahoots and sharing them with fellow students.

I like that Kahoot is free, easy to manipulate for the instructors who use it, has a friendly user-interface, and is easily accessible from student phones even if they don't bring their laptop to class. The students like that it is portable and that they can have interactive practice questions to prepare for their nursing boards.

I enjoy this software. My main problem is the word limit on questions---some practice questions require more context and I'd like to be able to provide a realistic question for students. It is troubling to shorten questions when I'm over the word limit and I have to pick and choose what contextual data to remove from the question.

I think Kahoot is very easy to use as an instructor or a student. I have had no student complaints when using the software. I have not had personal experience with contacting customer service so I can't speak to the quality of support.

Many clicker based quiz programs for students in academic settings are expensive. Kahoot is free and solves this problem. It is also available for students to create quizzes in groups and test each other's nursing knowledge.

The fact that you can choose from other people's games they've already set up, sometimes you don't even need to create your own because there's already one out there. Its super fun and gets everyone involved with something as easy as a smartphone.

Sometimes a glitch can cause the game to freeze before revealing the answers so it leaves everyone to guess which can, in turn, mess up the scores and make that question invalid.

Use use use use use. It is so simple and so easy and so FUN. Its learning based out of a game that has a competitive edge and allows people to comprehend and understand information without feeling like they're trying really hard. A definite yes from me.

It makes a work environment more fun, but mainly within schools its the best new tool to help interactive, educational learning. It also takes smartphones which used to be a distraction and turns them into the ticket you need to play educational trivia.

Kahoot is a great review game. You can make up a Kahoot yourself (very time consuming), base it on test questions (ideal), borrow from another teacher through the search feature, you can share them with your coworkers. Kahoot lets students use their smartphones which helps them engage.

I personally love the music on Kahoot but most people I know hate it. Additionally it is very limited in its scope allowing only multiple choice questions up to 4 answers.

Don't make a Kahoot! last minute, it's pretty time consuming. Set yourself aside Kahoot making time

It is both a great way to review with your students, a great way to monitor their understanding, and a great way to dole them out a few extra credit points

I like that it gives students time to read the question and pick the correct answer. You are also able to have multiple choice questions to up the 4 answers. I also like how you are able to set it so that there is a possibility of having two correct answers. It makes my job really easy for personality development quizzes.

Sometimes it takes too long to load or freezes on the device which defeats the purpose of a quiz, and it's no use at that time. Also, students are only able to see the symbols rather than the real options when answering making it difficult for them to answer correctly.

It is the best software out there to make quizzes for classes. Must use the software.

I use it at TCU career development center to help students with personality development questions and help them in their career or choosing their majors.

I like that Kahoot allows me to essentially quiz my students and get immediate feedback on how well they are doing on a particular concept. The students like it best because it feels like a game and appeals to their competitive side.

I dislike the connectivity issues we sometimes experience. Whether on wifi or on data, students occasionally have trouble with the app and website going too slow and they miss out on answering their question, or they are penalized by the time.

If you are using kahoots that are already made, be sure to spend a few minutes looking at both the questions and answers as well as the time allotted for answering each question. Since the Kahoots are created by users, you'll want to verify the accuracy of the answers. Additionally, based on your students and their skill, you may want a longer (or shorter) amount of time for each question.

Kahoot is great for both allowing me to create my own games and for the ability to search what others have created as well. I had a review lesson planned one day but my students begged for kahoot and said how much they feel like they learn when we play that way. So, I searched on the spot for a kahoot on our topic.

Helps students focus on the topic being discussed by providing the information in a game format. This allows students to see what knowledge they knew on the subject at hand and also providing them with new information they did not have prior knowledge on.

I sort of dislike the layout for the buttons used for answering the questions on the application that is downloaded to the phone. It is not a big issue, however I do find students tend to struggle from looking at the screen for the answers to looking on the phone to make sure they chose the right color and shape for the correct answer.

The business problems that are being solved by Kahoot! would be the amount of student interaction that we get. We also receive good feedback on our surveys by allowing students to learn more information in a different way. By using Kahoot! , our presentation is not just a boring presentation layout.

I like that I can customize each Kahoot! for what I am assessing my students on and can access the data from each assessment

Only having the shapes show up on my students screen which may interfere with processing speeds for students who have to try and transfer what they see as answers on the board to what is on their screen

I use kahoot in the classroom not in a business

This is an amazing tool to reinforce vocabulary and skills for my classroom. Students are always engaged, and literally beg to use this tool in class!

The performance with larger groups is unreliable sometimes, but that may have something to do with network reliability. Also, it's difficult to use it to instruct, but it's great for review.

Have fun creating a quiz or activity! You can select more than one answer as correct, so it's possible to vary responses a bit. The survey feature is very interesting when it comes to student interests, particularly in my foreign language class! The new Jumble feature is fun, but isn't the most user friendly on a chrome book. It works great for iPads though!

It's extremely hard to encourage kids to review vocabulary, but this allows them to practice without feeling like its work.

Kahoot is a very interactive website to ensure that you have retained the course content. Everyone loves competing to get the highest score which promotes quick learning. The kahoots are easy to create and there already are pre-existing good kahoot games that anyone can play.

I have dealt with a lot of glitches with Kahoot. The game would freeze at many points, and additionally, it is very limited in its scope allowing only multiple choice questions up to 4 answers.

I would recommend this to all teachers!

To create quizzes for students. I have observed that everyone finds it very entertaining to use.

I love that Kahoot makes reviewing content fun for students! They get excited to play the Kahoot game and do their very best to solve problems correctly before their classmates to move forward in the ranks.

I do not like how often students get bumped out of the game. Upon rejoining the game they lose their status

Students getting bumped out of the game is the only problem we have had with Kahoot. A benefit is the motivation it provides students for learning and reviewing.

It is a fun multiple choice quiz game tool. I’ve used it many times with my students and they love it! It is easy to search for created quizzes.

It is cumbersome and time consuming to create a game from scratch. I would also like better image integration.

It is fun but I’ve found it is kind of a one trick pony. My students love it so I use it but it is not the easiest to set up.

It is a fun way to engage a whole class. It works for front loading or introducing ideas, or to review ideas.