I fell in love with Kahoot several years ago. My students were instantly drawn to the excitement of the interaction, the competition, and the learning. I also saw a perfect opportunity for them to collaborate by creating future Kahoot quizzes. I made Google Forms for students to submit questions and answers for future Kahoot quizzes. Although I had a database of questions ready to go, it was still tedious to put the Kahoots together . . . until now!
Kahoot just came out with the best update ever. We now have the ability to upload questions and answers via spreadsheet. You read that right! Kahoot has provided a spreadsheet template, making the process seamless and super easy. I created a new Google Form (make a copy here) for students to enter questions and answers on. The data is collected in the proper format so that the Google Sheets spreadsheet created from that Google Form can now be copied and pasted directly into the spreadsheet template provided by Kahoot. Wow, it’s so streamlined and easy!
Don’t forget to snag a copy of my Google Form so that you can have your students submit questions, too!
Step 1 – create a new Kahoot quiz:
Step 2 – Click on “import from spreadsheet” then “download our template”
Step 3 – Populate your spreadsheet with data from Google Sheets (created from your Google Form) and upload into Kahoot. Here’s mine.
Step 4 – View your completed Kahoot quiz!
Step 5 – Preview your new game!
