I would also use Kahoot in the classroom but also for home assignments using the challenge part of Kahoot. The challenge part allows the teacher to create a due date and the student must complete the Kahoot at home before the time and day end. I know from my experience that Kahoot is good for everyone including college students. It is challenging for students to pick the right answer, they get points for correct answers and answering the quickest. There is just enough competition that is safe and welcoming and makes the students want more and get excited to play. 

I explored Prodigy from the teachers perspective. This is a great way to keep track of all your students progress, by adding them all to your prodigy classroom. Prodigy lets you add your specific school, grade, and state for the appropriate curriculum. You can add students to your classroom and assign them games specific to the content you are teaching. You also can check the progress of your students. I also explored Kahoot. I did not expect this game-based format to come in every language. This would be great to use for very diverse schools to make sure every student is able to comprehend the questions. This can be used at home or in the classroom and is a fun way for students to remember material information.