My Take
Depending on the group, it think it would be a great review activity. However, if you had a diverse class of different reading levels, probably not the best pick. I like how it catches student interests through competition and also allows students to give pseudonyms or their real names, depending on what the teacher wants.
How I Use It
I would use this product as a review. It catches students interest because it is highly competitive and can be very fun. However, for the students who are struggling or are slow readers, this is not a good app. When we've done these in my college courses, sometimes it can be hard, even for college students, to read the question and answer in the time allotted. I'm not sure if the teacher can change the settings.
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Jesse P.
February 20, 2023
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Maya O.
Home School Generic Account
December 17, 2022
A fun interactive competition for students!
There isn't much that I don't like about Kahoot. It is such a great digital tool for students to study, learn, and become experts in certain topics due to how fun it is, while also being a way in which they are still doing work. Instead of a critique, I do have a suggestion for the app however! I wish Kahoot would have an option where students can team up and answer questions in that manner. This would allow students not only to want to learn and study more, but also incorporate a means of them communicating with their classmates.
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Alexis F.
Higher Ed Generic Account
December 15, 2022
Fun, Interactive, and Easy to Use!
Kahoot is easy to use and has a great system for both the students and the teachers. Creating quizzes is very intuitive and there are many options for the types of answers that can be submitted to Kahoot. I definitely recommend this for every classroom because I think that Kahoot is a staple in engaging the class and cultivating interactivity.
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