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Kahoot ! More than a game !

Candice Bürling

Created on April 22, 2026

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More than a game !

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What is it ?

  • A popular platform to easily create quizzes and knowledge challenges
  • A tool to keep the learners engaged and motivated
  • A good way to assess the learners in a fun way with immediate feedback

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Ways to use it

  • Pre-assessment
  • Review the content of your course at the end of the class
  • Practice to assimilate the knowledge
  • Adapt your courses
  • Help self learning
  • Keep track of the progress of the learners

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My Kahoot !

Why ?
For whom?
  • To help learners use present perfect by repeating the exercise with the activity
  • To strenght understanding by identifying common mistakes and making difference between past simple and present perfect
  • To prepare them for speaking with the discussion slides
  • To keep them engaged and motivated by creating a group energy
  • To help the teacher identifying the mistakes an struggle parts
  • Target : B1 learners
  • Objectives :
Function → talk about experiencesGrammar → present perfect + past simpleVocabulary → everyday experiences (accessible for B1)

My thoughts

  • Intuitive tool, easy to create content but it takes time during class so you have to plan when you want to do it
  • Works as an addition of the course
  • A good ESL tool because it mix language learning with an interactive game and keep the learners engaged and motivated
  • A way to have a nice shared experience that helps to relax the learners
  • Helps learners to determine their understanding and give thought to their mistakes
  • Not adapted to complex content
  • Good for the engagement but not increasing the grades
  • Risk of focusing more on the "fun" part than the lesson

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Thank you!

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