Kahoot – Play & Create Quizzes
Kahoot! Play & Create Quizzes is a learning and trivia app in which children can take part in multiple-choice quizzes and polls, known as Kahoots, to learn new information. It is commonly utilized in classrooms, but it is also used by children outside of the classroom. Using templates, children can make their own quizzes, or they can use pre-existing quizzes that cover a wide range of topics such as trivial knowledge, digital citizenship, history, and science.
Light-hearted competition is the goal of the app, which includes photographs and videos that contribute to the pleasure. If inviting others to play does not appeal to a child, he or she has the choice of playing alone. Providing an email address or granting access to a Google or Microsoft account are both unprotected ways to sign up for an account, and some people have discovered ways to hack into quizzes, potentially exposing participants to improper nicknames and fabricated quiz results.
Parents have also claimed that their children are entering questionable content. Make sure to talk about these concerns with your children. For more information on how your children’s data is collected, processed, and shared, as well as any choices you may have in the matter, consult the developer’s privacy policy. Please keep in mind that privacy policies and terms of service are subject to change at any time. Under the terms of the CCPA law, you have the right to have your personal information protected. Send Kahoot! a request to not sell your product.
Description
KAHOOT PLAY AND CREATE QUIZZES must describe how they intend to play. (As a student, as a professor or as a member of the public). And then they are required to provide information about their age. Which they enter in the appropriate field. It is much easier to find and participate in quizzes and polls. That are already available when there is a home page to direct visitors to. Creating wholly new ones from the ground up. It is also covered in detail in another section.
There are three fundamental forms of play: Challenge, Host Live, and Single Player Practice. Each of these modes has its own set of rules. All of these modes is detailed in greater detail below. The Challenge level is the most difficult to master because it has the most obstacles to overcome. When playing in Challenge mode, children can choose. From a pool of up to 100 other players to compete against.
Participation does not necessitate the formation of an account. Nevertheless, in order to participate in a challenge. Users must input a PIN that has been generated by the computer. Hosting Real-time competition allows players to compete against one another. Or against a group of opponents in the “Live Mode.” In addition to being able to pause and continue individual exams. Children may also view their previous scores. While engaging in Single Player Practice, which is a convenient tool.
Personal Use of Kahoot
You can get a free account with Kahoot! for personal use. And there are paid choices ranging from $6 to $18 per month. With reductions if you pay annually.
As long as the answers are multiple choice and there is only one correct answer. Users can use a free account to host quizzes with up to ten players. You also gain access to all of the core quiz-creation tools for free. You’ll also receive a study mode that’s similar to flashcards.
A Home account ($6 per month or $60 per year) allows for up to 20 players per game. And provides access to additional quizzing options and features. In addition to everything in Home, a Family subscription. ($9 per month or $90 per year) contains learning apps for children. As well as a few features that are currently in beta testing.
All of the features found in Home are available in Premier ($18 per month or $180 per year). As well as a limit of 50 players. Premier also provides access. To the entire range of quiz creation options. Including the ability for players to type their answers to questions.
Making Quizzes and Games
Making personalized quizzes is a breeze. If you’ve used Microsoft PowerPoint. Google Slides, or Apple Keynote before, the interface will be familiar.
Making a quiz is simple. Starting a new quiz asks if you want to start from scratch. Or use a template. Once within the quiz builder, you can add questions one by one. Your question is stored in a top text field restricted to 120 characters. Anyone can use a custom image or one from a connected collection of royalty-free images in the center. At the bottom, select the type of answer (multiple choice or otherwise.) And indicate the correct response. Users can also change the time limit and the point value for the question.
Like a presentation app, your questions appear in thumbnail view on the left side rail. If you have a free Kahoot! account. You can see which features are limited until you upgrade.
As a creator, you can store quizzes, group them, and view completion reports.
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