1.     Go to getkahoot and sign up for a free account. Once on your dashboard, choose the type of Kahoot to create from scratch, or duplicate another.

1.     To edit someone else’s Kahoot, duplicate their kahoot first

2.     To make a kahoot from scratch, use the Quiz/Discussion/Survey buttons

2.     Describe your Kahoot. Whether you chose a Quiz, Discussion, or Survey, you’ll be taken to the description page of your new Kahoot. Add a title, description, and audience before clicking “Ok, go.”

3.     Add a question with at least two answers, and set at least one as correct (green checkmark)
 Click ‘Next’ when you’re ready to go back to the overview page and save or add another question. You can adjust the question’s time limit, edit, duplicate, or trash your questions at any time.

4.     Add and revise. After you’re back on the overview page, you’ll see your questions just above the ‘add question’ button. The tools on your dashboard will allow you to edit the description text/tags, cover image, and intro video.

5.     Review, Play, Share! Once you’re happy with the content you’ve made, click the ‘save’ button at the top of the overview page. You will be given options to edit, preview, play, or share your new kahoot.

·       If your browser is not at least 1200 pixels wide, the ‘Preview’ button will not be available.

1.     If you’re leading a Kahoot for others to play, your device should be connected to something that all of your learners can see, such as a projector screen or large TV for playing locally, or a service like Youtube Live or Skype to stream your screen online.

2.     Once you have selected a Kahoot to play, you will need to select a game mode (classic or team) to launch the Kahoot.

3.     Play! You should now see a lobby screen, where instructions to go to kahoot.it and enter a game PIN are displayed. Leave this page open and have your learners follow the instructions on their own devices. As they join, you’ll see their nicknames appear on your screen. Click ‘Start’ once everyone’s joined.

4.     Use the ‘Next’ button to move through results screens and get to the next question.
 Once all questions have been answered, you’ll be able to collect feedback on the kahoot from your learners and download results.