Kahoot: Save and Share What Others Create – Amber Calderon

Have you tried using the ipad/computer based program, Kahoot? Teachers create quizzes that the kids can play! My kids love it! Let’s be honest, we are not all super teachers that can create these quizzes for every skill but we have strength in numbers. Currently, my teammates and I create quizzes and share them with eachother. My teammates send out the automated email that they created a new Kahoot, but I don’t want to save all the links just so I can lose them later. #RealTalk Or, maybe you found somebody that made a Kahoot that you want to keep on your own list so you don’t have to keep searching for it year after year. Fortunately, we can copy the Kahoot’s that we love so we can have them stored on our personal feed! Here is how to do that: Click: Public Kahoots Type in the username of your teammate or the person’s Kahoot that you want.   Once you type in the username, all of their Kahoot’s will pop up.   Click the “duplicate” button, so you can copy it to your feed.   It will then show up in your feed as a draft. To completely save it: click […]

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