Kahoot!

This week I experimented with Kahoot! a fun and free free game-based technology that makes e-learning an enjoyable and interactive experience. 

It is free to set up an account and this technology is great to get an audience or classroom actively participating. You can choose from different game styles. I chose a jumble in which participants have 60 seconds to place answers in a correct order. Kahoot can be used to have a live game in which an audience or classroom will be asked to go to Kahoot.it and enter a game code. Below is an example of what participants will see: 
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When participants enter the game, they will choose a nickname that will appear on the screen. The Kahoot I set up had two questions. Below is what the screen would look like:

When the game is a podium is shown based on the player with the most points: 

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The final results page shows all the players with the points they scored: 

In a presentation or a classroom setting, this can be a fun and easy learning or trivia game to increase engagement from each individual or in small groups.