Kahoot! Is typically played live in group settings. However, you can play alone too! You can use our iOS/Android app to play your kahoot on a single device, or use the preview option to host a live kahoot with a phone simulated on the same screen.
By now everyone has more than likely either used Kahoot in their classrooms or been a part of one in a PD. Did you know there is a new feature that allows your student to play individually at home? It’s called Challenge Mode and I’ll give tips and examples of how to use it in this post.
Getting Started
If you already have a Kahoot account, you and sign in and take advantage of their Premium upgrade. If you don’t have an account, head over ot Kahoot and sign in with Google and then upgrade to Premium.
We’re not going to cover making a game here, but you can explore their fantastic getting started guide to learn how to make a game. When you’re ready to start, you can create a new Kahoot in Challenge mode or put the Challenge on one already created (if you have some).
You can set up the challenge to last several days; a longer availability gives students the opportunity to do it when it is convenient for them. Remember, flexibility is key.
Can you play kahoot by yourself?
Personal devices Each player needs a device to participate in https://kahoot.it 33. If they use iOS or Android devices, they can participate via our mobile app instead.