How to Make Kahoot Public so You Can Share it

#Kahoot #FreeKahoot #ShareKahoot Watch how to make Kahoot public by making it available to everyone. Instructions are not always available or user friendly to students. You may find these videos on how to Make your Here's the latest on how to share "only you" to "everyone" https://youtu.be/YK1c9lh83Kw Kahoot public and share it as a private or public Kahoot game and make it live: https://youtu.be/pWaMrFD2-yE and https://youtu.be/PCCRHHdux_I Use this link to create your Kahoot https://create.kahoot.it Learn how to navigate, create, and share a Kahoot game with everyone with a free student account on Kahoot https://youtu.be/5eXbpl4U1uA Remember, exposure and immersion in using the tools facilitates the process. The more you practice, the easier it will be. So don't just watch this video, create a Kahoot of this video, make the game public, and share it with me. I encourage my students to create their own Kahoot games. I totally agree with Dawson Church (Mind to Matter) that learning by doing, reflecting, and sharing with others reinforces learning. Learning is a powerful source of change. Watch how to make Kahoot public by making it available to everyone. Ask questions in the comments box, below. You may include requests on what you'd like to do as a teacher or an admin of a Moodle site, so I can create the video. FYI, I've been teaching in the K-12 sector with the Internet in blended learning formats since 1993. I am grateful to my students for trusting me to try things out, so I can learn, improve, and share my knowledge and skills with other teachers. I would not be where I am today without you guys. I have been working as an admin of Moodle sites and teaching online with Moodle since 2003. Moodle has changed quite a bit in the past 17 years, but because I am constantly upgrading sites to the latest Moodle versions and teaching online with Moodle, I get a lot of hands-on practice. I'd like to share that knowledge with you. Welcome to my channel where I show you how to create and teach online and in face-to-face courses using Moodle (since 2003), Google classroom (since 2014), ZOOM (2015), WizIQ (2007), and other technologies (Padlet, Quizlet, Kahoot, Screencast-o-matic, Vocaroo, Congrea, PoodLL, Jitsi, Voki, VoiceThread, Flipgrid). You will learn about the tools and how to engage learners via teamwork, digital badges, and online certificates. You will also learn about the free online courses, webinars, MOOCs, and online conferences I offer on Moodle for Teachers and how you can join. This channel is for everyone who wants to learn. I believe that we learn best when we teach and share information with others. So feel free to share your videos and the work you do with your students. SUBSCRIBE to my YOUTUBE CHANNEL https://www.youtube.com/c/nelliedeutsch?sub_confirmation=1 F