I'm interested in implementing something like Kahoot or Socrative in my gen ed class. However, I'm not going to assume that everyone has a phone, and I won't leave people who don't to sit there feeling bad and missing learning opportunities. For those who have done this, what do you do when someone has no phone? I know that you can just substitute flash cards, but that's a lot fussier and more. I reserve this comment slot more than how much I’m reserved sigh, when will somebody ever like me r/kahoot is the subreddit for all things Kahoot! From playing Kahoots to making your own, you can be sure to find a topic of discussion here. hehe whoever is stanley is pog frick you im behind you Kahoot! r/kahoot is the subreddit for all things Kahoot! From playing Kahoots to making your own, you can be sure to find a topic of discussion here. Kahoot is a website where you can put your own questions on it, and you can use your phone to answer the questions. It's very popular in schools with promethean boards instead of black boards. You can have your own nickname and it's fun to compete with your classmates to get first place. What is kahoot? How does it work, and why is everybody so damn excited? Archived post. New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast. Not kahoot, but if you could crash this my english teacher's khan academy, I would be grateful. She lowered everyone's grades premptively to scare them into turning stuff in super early. She's also just rude, and accuses people of cheating without evidence. Her khan academy code is B9HEDS3G. Thank you. Kahoot = Lifesaver (Quiz creator website) + call for other recommendations Ahoy there fellow pirates on the creaking old ship of Online Teaching, I've recently been given a heap of kids classes to teach, and have found Kahoot.com to be absolutely brilliant for introducing some healthy competition into the lessons. Has anyone used this before? Kahoot! Love doing Kahoot quizzes for my classes, students seem to really like the competitive aspect of it. It lets me gauge the class's understanding of the concepts, and just increases engagement in class. The problem is, I can't find the time to make a quiz for every single class. What are some methods you guys use to engage / quiz the class?.