Kahoot! Pricing

This software helped me during training and refresher days. You don't really need a tutorial to actually navigate through the app since it's self-explanatory. It's a great value for your money, especially if you're teaching a big group of people. 

There's an issue with the delay for some of my trainees since it requires a strong internet connection.

The best thing about Kahoot is that it is extremely easy to use. It was very easy to create quizzes, discussions and surveys and share them with my students. It also allowed me to track progress and easily assign tasks. The game also allows you to customize questions and content to fit your student's curriculum and needs. It was also perfect for team building activities as it facilitates collaboration and communication. The game also has a nice user interface and is very interactive. It is also great for motivating students and making learning fun. I also liked the fact that it is available in multiple languages ​​so I can use it to teach multiple languages. Additionally, the game is available on both his web and mobile platforms, making it easy to access from any device.

The only downside I found with Kahoot is that it's pretty limited. There are only a few types of quizzes, discussions, and polls available, and customization options are fairly limited. The game also requires an internet connection. This can be a problem if you are teaching in an area with limited or no internet access. Also, the gameplay is very repetitive and can get boring after a while.Also, this game does not support audio and video content, so it is not suitable for language teaching with audio and video components. Lastly, the game is quite expensive, which may make it difficult for some to purchase.

As a student, I have really enjoyed using Kahoot in my classes. It's such a fun and interactive way to review and learn new material. The games make the learning process so much more enjoyable and I find myself paying more attention in class because of it. The platform is also really easy to use and I love being able to see how I stack up against my classmates. One of the things I love about Kahoot...

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While I generally enjoy using Kahoot in class, I find that the games can sometimes be a bit repetitive. It would be nice to have more variety in the types of games available.One issue I've had with Kahoot is that the timer for answering questions can be a bit too short, especially for more complex or open-ended questions. It would be helpful to have the option to adjust the timer length.While I appreciate...

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Kahoot is a platform with a friendly user interface, which makes it extremely fun to use. I use this program in a lot of my classes, as it is definitely a fan favorite. Students are more engaged when it comes to learning due to how interactive a platform Kahoot is. After inputting questions based on the unit covered in class, Kahoot generates a pin that students are able to enter into the Kahoot website...

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While there was little to dislike about this platform, it definitely has room for improvement. For example, if students press a wrong answer by mistake while playing the game, they are not able to go back and change it before the time is up. Additionally, a feature allowing for players to submit text answers rather than just multiple choice would be extremely helpful.

My students love Kahoot! They yell and cheer when I announce a Kahoot! Kahoot! offers a fun and engaging way to involve all learners (in person and remote). Students don't even know that they are learning! It is easy to search available Kahoots or to make your own. Kahoot! also makes it easy to share lessons among users in your district. Kahoot! makes it easy to import image, video, and sound files to perk up your Kahoot!

For what it is, I do find it pricey. There are other game based programs that are cheaper, but I like Kahoot! the best.

What I like the most about Kahoot! is its ease to use and the practical User Interface (UI). As a user, I enjoy the quizzes hosted on this software, because they are both fun and pedagogic. There are also a lot of features on the app I really appreciate, such as the library of played kahoots and their reports, the possibility to challenge other players and the emoticons are also a great add-on. As a creator, it is very easy, intuitive and fast to create a quiz and there are a lot of features and options to select when doing so.

What I like the least about this software is the 10-player limit on the free version of Kahoot. I think it is a very low player limit, even to host a quiz for my peers and closed family. Other than that, I have no other negative point to mention. I also never faced any problem whatsoever with this software, neither did I need to contact its support team.

As an elementary teacher, I’ve been using Kahoot with students for at least 5 years. For me, it is an incredible tool to use in the classroom to boost student engagement. I find the website very easy to navigate. I am always able to find just what I’m looking for within minutes. If I can’t find a Kahoot that fits my needs, I can easily tweak an existing one or create my own. I love the collaboration...

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Honestly, I can’t even think of an area in which Kahoot could improve. I will say that over the years I’ve had some students experience glitching on the site or app that ended up freezing their device and thus preventing them from moving forward in our Kahoots. This is rare though and I trust Kahoot is actively working to identify and fix these bugs!

The best platform to make learning fun, Especially the Quiz sections. The level of customization you can do on the platform is really great. This is the major feature I like. Kahoot+ & Drops is an amazing way to do collaborate and learn a new language. Can use this for training in the institution very effectively using Kahoot.

When comes to subscription it's bit expensive, and loading takes time, would prefer a fast loading mostly. Though you can do most of the customization free version limits users in trying the new features. The new product update blog is great but would prefer step by step instructions.

I've been using this program for a very long time. Above all, it is very good that students can easily understand the level of understanding after finishing learning and use competitive factors positively in learning. It's very valuable to upgrade and pay the price.

Proper use of competitive elements in learning is necessary. However, we need to think about whether the competition is the best way to achieve the goal of learning.

I am able to create quizzes that are a great assessment tool for the team. It is has colorful, vibrant designs which are adaptable for different age groups.

Its a bit costly. The subscription plans are expensive, especially when you have more participants in the activities. In addition, since people can participate using nicknames, sometimes it's difficult to trach each individual participant's progress.

As a teacher, I would say that Kahoot is in many ways my bread and butter. It is always, always something I can fall back on - when I need an extra review activity, when I need some fun "filler" activities on "fluff" days, when I want to create my own reviews to prepare students for an assessment. Every class I have ever taught loves it and begs for it. It is a life saver.

There is nothing to speak of, although the sign in process when I first go to the website is a little clunky and it doesn't seem to keep me signed in. I have to retype my username and password every time. This could admittedly be user error.

It was very easy to create an account and begin setting up questions. Though I used the least expensive option, I was still able to do everything I wanted to do within a very short time frame. When I did get stuck, there were helpful hints that allowed me to solve my problem very easily. I quickly added a few multiple choice questions and then played the game during a live Zoom call. The other people really enjoyed it because it allowed them to have input into the activity, and they learned new information through the multiple choice questions.

During a live Zoom call, I shared my screen but then the easiest way for other people to play was if they had a separate device. This made it a bit complicated at first because people weren't prepared. They were also confused at first about how to play since the question was on my shared screen, but they had to choose from color-coded answers on their screen. It required more up-front instruction to play the game than I had anticipated.

I've used Kahoot for our organization meetings, and it never fails to bring smiles and conversations. The interface is really simple to use, and customizing it for your desires is seamless. We have enjoyed it strictly because of the pictures/gifs used for each question. I've had people interact more because of Kahoot and it's ease of accessibility. It's a great ice breaker or follow up game for your meetings, and it will get your audience interacting quickly.

Not too much of a fan of the monthly pricing, but it's still a great product overall

I frequently use the Kahoot application during the assessment of daily lesson plan. Since it's more on virtual games and learners are very familiar with the technology, they are eager to participate since in the discussion since students like this type of modality. Others function like casting votes for decision-making and providing statistics are good since they give me a more solid computation of numbers in raw data.

I want to suggest to the Kahoot management to increase the number of participants. It should be more affordable, especially for public schools. May be need for an introduction to the public sector will also increase the use of Kahoot in the public setting replacing the traditional form of motivation. In addition to increasing the number of participants while using the apps, it will become more accessible to all common learners.

It's free and I can upgrade if I choose. I also can share things that I create with my team. I also have the opportunity to go back and edit/add based upon the results from the analytics of playing the game.

I really can't say there i are cons with this software. I have been using it for several years and it just keeps getting better.

Kahoot is a highly interactive platform that makes learning fun. It helps to keep students interested in learning, it also allows for teachers to create reviews for students in a fun way. Kahoot is extremely easy to use and is definitely a great option when it comes to cost.

Kahoot has times where it will not function properly if there are too many people on site and the wifi is not strong enough to support it. The background music is slightly distracting, and can lead students to divert from the ultimate goal.

- Kahoot is king when it comes to putting the fun back in learning, with competition styled quiz questions - Students love the theme music, crisp animation, the competition theme such as the leaderboard, win streak, timer etc - Creating and editing already existing Kahoots is very easy to do, ensuring that you'll have your Kahoot up and running in no time - Great pricing for schools, Kahoot premium was free for a while due to COVID. This software works great both in person and online classroom environments making it an all-round winner

- I wish there were custom timer options, since now there are only preset times for each round. For specific questions in some classes this would make a difference so I don't have to skip at the end of every round - There should be an option to go back to a previous question to look at the answers in case of accidentally skipping, as sometimes if a lot of students get an answer wrong the teacher may want to take a moment to explain the question

Kahoot allows you to make a game of almost any topic that you would like. We have used Kahoot! to assess user interest, user knowledge, and user comprehension, for both students and university staff. It is used to great effect, allowing users to have fun to better retain information. Kahoot is easy to set up and allows users to join from a wider range of devices, allowing me to ensure all users can join and share an equitable experience.

There are some limitations in the free version, which I can understand. The ability to include more users on the free version would make it even more marketable.

It's a versatile app with attractive UI. Getting used to is very easy and fast. It has a huge library of quizzes to choose from along with adding our own quizzes. All you need to do is sign in, make your quiz, apply beautiful templates readily available and boom! It generates a link which can be shared to anyone you want.

It's all good except some network errors. But It's mostly fine. I would love if the app would get more faster in low end devices like old tablets too.

Kahoot has been one of my favorite softwares since long time ago. I’ve learned about Kahoot back in 2016, and I’ve loved it since then. It allows me to evaluate my students progress in a fun, interactive way: and they love it. The best thing is that the free version is super complete, but if you decide to get a membership it’s not expensive at all. Also, from time to time, Kahoot offers teachers certifications, this is great news!

Nothing, I totally love Kahoot and honestly I will continue using it for as long as I’m a teacher.

New games & learning modes, including whole class collaboration

I'm not a fan of the folder system as I have created Kahoots that I used with multiple levels & classes. I generally just use the search feature to find Kahoots that I have made - it's not perfect but it works.

I love the free version of Kahoot because it helps me collect student opinions easily since we are on a budget. I can test for understanding in a fun way without making it seem like work with the game options. Students get competitive, pay attention, and LOVE when we use it. I would say Kahoot is a must in all courses to break up the lecture monotony.

The free version has a character limit on the amount of words you can enter when creating your own questions and answer choices. I found this limiting since a lot of our topics are higher level (we use this for college students) and require lots of words to get the questions and answer choices across.

Kahoot is a great tool to use to engage a team. Its interactive, customizable and provides that next level of fun to any meeting. I have built quizzes to use for remote parties, team meetings, training sessions. In all occurrences, the ability to customize the questions and the way the answers are accepted make it the perfect tool for this use. I find the tool very easy to use and intuitive that it requires little-to-no need for training.

I have found recently that the pricing model and features that are available have changed recently. It is not very clear what is included and not included in terms of features. Other than that, the tool is fantastic.

I definitely think that kahoot increases my students' level of engagement and enjoyment in learning! I have used it in various ways, multiple subjects and age ranges. Kahoot rarely, if ever, disappoints me or the students. I often use it to review, but have used it as the test in which I can use the reports feature.

Not really anything that I dislike about it. Maybe the ability to delete or dismiss a particular user from the game could be useful.