We believe that there should be no limits to when and where you can learn. Engage students in learning when your school is out and stay on track with curriculum while instructing online.
Distance learning tools allow you to stay connected with students when they’re studying from home and instruct online.
Provide flexibility for educators and students
Distance learning doesn’t depend on classroom space, school hours and fixed schedules, which gives educators and students more freedom to plan the process.
Give easier access to learning
Even if your school is closed and students can’t attend classes in person, distance learning allows to continue the process online and keep up with the curriculum.
"With distance learning it’s especially important to keep engagement and attention up as I'm not in the same room with my students. Kahoot! helps me a lot with that."
Mitchel Africa, science teacher and academic coach, China Read success story
How Kahoot! can help you connect with students remotely
Host games live over video conferencing
Play a live game of Kahoot! with students joining from home. Share your screen with an online video conferencing tool (for example. Google Hangouts Meet, Skype or Zoom) to facilitate this.
Assign student-paced games that can be played anywhere
Extend learning beyond live games and encourage accuracy over speed with student-paced games in challenge mode. Students play at home at their own pace with questions and answers on their screens, while a teacher sees their progress in real time. Many teachers find this way to play Kahoot! helpful for content review, exam prep, and homework assignments.
Another powerful way to engage students at home is to encourage them to create their own kahoots based on learning content and host it live or assign as a challenge. This is a powerful activity for project-based learning that helps students develop from learners to leaders.
In addition to learning impact, playing Kahoot! also helps students get to know each other better and bond, which is especially important in an online classroom setting. For example, language teacher Carol Salva uses student-led kahoots as a way to connect in a classroom with diverse cultural backgrounds.
Alison Vance, middle school math teacher from Massachusetts, shares how she facilitates content review and encourages participation with student-paced challenges while school is closed.
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"Playing Kahoot! renders the distance transparent and fosters learning as an interactive, engaging and entertaining process."
"With distance learning it’s especially important to keep engagement and attention up as I'm not in the same room with my students. Kahoot! helps me a lot with that."
