Kahoot! Reviews

Our organization uses this application in similar yet different ways. We use this in individual classrooms, both at home and in-class. We use this in both primary and intermediate grade levels. For primary grades, we practice simple concepts with in-class review. In intermediate grades, students are able to create study sets, and teachers are able to create assessments by using reports within Kahoot. Teachers are able to monitor student progress and retention while dialing up student interest and involvement.

Kahoot! is currently used by the HR team of our organization to bring some fun and participation to the employees during the COVID-19 pandemic. It is currently used in organized sessions where employees and their families can participate. The winner gets rewarded with a special mention in our social media pages.

We are using Kahoot! in our department to engage youth and college students and test their knowledge on subject areas in a fun way. We use it with the youth and college students individually and in a team format. Although we are using it, I believe that many others in departments across the university are also using it in their classroom settings. I know this from informal conversations, but we don't have a university-wide license. Most of us are using the free education model.

As part of our Continuous Improvement efforts, making the experience fun has been difficult. By using Kahoot! to make it a "game show" type of learning environment, makes the information stick in a fun and upbeat way. Kahoot! makes the learning more interactive and positive! The way we were able to incorporate Kahoot! into our continuous improvement allowed our participants to retain the information, allowing them to be able to recall and apply that knowledge in the field. I educate my fellow employees on the various topics, then play a question and answer game-show type activity like Jeopardy. It gets everyone excited and participating instead of fading into the background and never actually "learning" what is being taught. I cannot say enough great things about Kahoot! and the many benefits it has to stepping up the education. And actually, I learned about Kahoot! from my kids. Kahoot! is used on a regular basis in the classroom to help reinforce the topic being taught. All positive feedback here!

Kahoot is used by individual faculty members, most frequently within our education department. This allows us to model effective practices for our teacher candidates who will likely find it useful in the K-12 setting. This allows for real-time, every-student responses, which i've found sets up some really wonderful discussions. Based on student responses to an individual question, we can discuss what made that response correct or incorrect, why it was confusing, etc., thus engaging in meaningful reflection on learning.

Kahoot! is used by our Customer Success and Launch team to run interactive quizzes to supplement and engage users during on training and onboarding. It helps to keep end users paying attention during our training sessions (which now happen remotely, often to work from home employees who can easily not pay attention to the session) by forcing them to interact with quizzes and also encourages them by us offering prizes mailed to the Kahoot! quiz winners.

At my university, Kahoot is commonly used by the majority of professors as an interactive tool for either, in-person or online classes. The most common ways for the professors to use Kahoot are at the beginning of each lecture to get a better insight on what the level of the class regarding a certain topic, or at the end of the class, to know how well the class understood the concepts explained during the lecture. As a student, I find Kahoot to be an interesting and engaging tool for both, online and in-person classes. Kahoot allows me to explore concepts while competing with classmates in a risk-free and friendly environment.

Kahoot! is my favorite tool to engage with my students. It's great for reviewing information, and students really enjoy it. I usually do games at the end of the class and students have told me that it helps them to retain the information. It's especially helpful for me as a professor in order to assess how many (and which) students are understanding the concepts. Then, I can reinforce that missing information with the students. It's fast, easy, fun, and exciting.

Kahoot! is used by the whole institution in the institution where I have been working for 2 years. After all the activities held in the company, a competition is held on Kahoot!. It is very fast to download and install, it is compatible with Android and IOS. It's easy to create quizzes on Kahoot!. Anyone can create quizzes without any training. It has a user-friendly and simple design. The only shortcoming is that the answers are not written on the mobile application, only the figures are shown. Reading the answers over the projection and matching them with the figure can cause a waste of time.

Kahoot! is being used for training purposes for safety, harassment, etc. It is being used by service and parts team members. It helps save paper and is fun to use for the employees.

Kahoot! has been used in the classrooms for in-class small quizzes in many departments in our institute. Since it is relatively simple to set up questions on Kahoot!, teachers like to use it to engage students in class and deliver knowledge while playing games. Some courses which need drawings or somewhat computer-aided calculations may not tend to use it since Kahoot! does not support those features as other types of tools do.

For our internal use, we have Kahoot! to do fun quizzes. We are a company of about 800 persons. We even used Kahoot! during our online informal meetings to do fun quizzes and it worked. Apart from being used in the whole company, some departments also use it for their departmental needs. Though not an essential product, we did buy a license and use it very happily.

Kahoot is being used in our elementary and high school education classrooms. It has been used across many grade bands and in many content areas. Kahoot excites and engages all learners. Teachers can easily interpret the detailed results from classroom Kahoot activities and make educational decisions to benefit all students. As Kahoot continues to add features and options to the platform, teachers and students benefit tremendously.

Kahoot! is one of the top engaging tools for reviewing/previewing information. My organization (school district) uses Kahoot! to preview and review content, gamify information to disseminate at meetings, and to hold various competitions. By using Kahoot! in staff meetings and classrooms, we can increase the engagement and retainment of information by participants. Kahoot! adds that layer of fun needed to energize meetings, training, and the daily grind. Classroom teachers use it as well as the administrative staff to facilitate meetings when yearly information has to go out, like policy reviews, updates, and additions. There's nothing like a challenging competition to get the staff or students actively engaging in content!

Kahoot! is used as a formative assessment tool able to quickly identify how many students are understanding a concept. We then use that data to inform our instruction to see if there is anything additional we need to do to reach our students. It's a very fast, fun, and engaging tool.

We use Kahoot! to bring action to lessons. Students can test their knowledge without fearing the embarrassment of speaking up in class.

Our church did a Bible Club where we read the whole Bible in one year. At the end of the weekly meetings, we would take Kahoot! quizzes on topics covered that week. It was a blast! Everyone liked it--so easy to use and so fun to participate in!

Kahoot! is an amazing product to keep students and staff engaged when presenting or teaching. Everyone always has a blast, and I have found it very helpful while working with clients in speech therapy and while presenting on topics to staff at staff meetings.

Kahoot! is a great tool to maintain people's focus on learning. I did some training, and test knowledge with Kahoot! is the best choice.

I have used Kahoot! in the past to test my teams knowledge of products and processes in a fun way.

The entire county has access to utilizing Kahoot! in the classroom. We use the program to engage students in learning. You can input your own data or use something that already exists. Students are tested on the material/vocabulary in a game format that is stimulating, engaging, and challenging. Students get instant feedback on their progress as compared to other classmates. It is a wonderful study tool.