Kahoot 1player series#

Have Students Create Their Own Kahoots – I’m a huge fan of student choice projects.This format would benefit the lower students in your class that give up after 2-3 questions because they realize they don’t have a shot to win. You might want to throw in a rule about talking amongst others is forbidden. My only concern with this method would be that one students could tell everyone else what the answer is. Team Up – I prefer to have every student adding value to an activity, but you could easily make this a team game where you split the class into several groups and take the total of each of their scores at the end.I could also see it being used as an end of class activity. This would provide you with immediate feedback. You could easily throw together a 3-5 question Kahoot and have students answer the questions after they were presented with some new information. Check for Understanding – Kahoot could also be a great way to break up the middle of the class to check for understanding.It does not show who got it wrong, so you don’t have to worry about embarrassing anyone. I was able to easily stop the game if I came across a misconception or questions where less than 70% of the students had gotten it wrong.

The part I really like about Kahoot is it will show you the student answers as a percentage for each letter choice. In a typical 40 minute class period I could usually get through two 25 question games. Rather than give out a packet of review information, we would play Kahoot. Review for Assessment – The main way we used Kahoot in our classes is as a review for an assessment.There’s no need to re-invent the wheel if it’s already been done for you. You can also edit questions to meet the needs of your students. It’s super easy to copy them over to your own profile and play them as they are. Better yet, the creator can even search the extensive database for Kahoots that were created by other users. You can embed videos, images, and diagrams. There is some versatility in the questioning. Also, onn each device Kahoot will show the student exactly what place they are in. After each question a leaderboard is presented that shows the current standings. Students get to choose their own screen names. Students can use any web-enabled device to connect to the game using a unique code.

Kahoot 1player series#

It allows you to create interactive games made from a series of multiple choices questions. One of my favorite technology tools from last year was Kahoot.