Kahoot Hack

Did we just suggest you can use Outgrow to make a ‘Kahoot-style’ quiz? Indeed! Teachers and educational institutions use Kahoot, a quiz/game-based learning platform, to make social learning more interesting. People enjoy making Kahoot quizzes since they can be done in a matter of seconds.

But first, why make Kahoot-style quizzes in the first place?
Kahoot is a form of interactive quiz that promotes effective learning and participation. It’s a form of interactive material that has the potential to generate leads for your company!

Let’s get started with Kahoot! Quizzes

We guarantee to provide you with a plethora of options while still making decision-making simple!

1. Select a template after logging in.
Choose a layout or a template from our template library to build Kahoot quizzes the Outgrow way. You can can simply duplicate a popular premade

If you wish to change the layout of the template at any time, feel free to do so. If you want to keep the previous experience you produced, all you have to do is replicate the template and make a copy.

2. Customize Your Kahoot-style

A ‘welcome screen’ will appear after you’ve chosen a template or layout.

It is, in fact, the quiz’s landing page. And it’s crucial because it’ll set the tone for the rest of the year. As a result, pay attention to the aesthetics of this page, particularly the colour palette.

Colors create a visual experience and can be extremely beneficial in improving learning. They can help you remember things better, concentrate better, and perform better. So, for a particularly difficult question, you can utilise blue or green to help you concentrate. Think about pictures as well as colours to assist pupils connect with the idea you’re introducing.

You can modify the font and colour of the text, the background tint, and the image on the welcome screen at any time by going to the “display setting.” Take a look at the screenshot below to see the change.

3. Choose a Popular Kahoot Name!

Remember how the Buzzfeed quiz titles made you want to rush in and take the quiz right away? That’s exactly what we’re discussing.

The quiz title is the next step in creating Kahoot quizzes on Outgrow. Again, employ caution because your pupils will either ‘go for it’ or ‘take it’ halfheartedly depending on how persuasive and engaging the title is.

Make the quiz appear difficult. Refer to the previous section’s screenshot. We might easily have labelled it a “Global Warming Quiz,” but we didn’t!

What Is a Kahoot Question, Anyway?

The types of questions you ask and the options you provide should provoke thought in your students. As a result, make sure you ask a mix of simple, difficult, and trick questions. Simpler questions will keep them engaged, while trick questions will keep them on their toes and challenging questions will force them to think.

But keep in mind that you don’t want it to be too dull. So, if the topic calls for it, use humour. Allow your students to laugh!

Many of you have questioned whether Kahoot has a question limit. While we can’t speak for Kahoot, Outgrow does not limit the number of questions you can ask. More than ten inquiries, on the other hand, may become tedious. If the subject necessitates a longer quiz, be sure to divide it into pieces.

5. Instruct them to provide their names so that proper marking can be done.
A lead generation form can be added to Outgrow at three different points:
#1 immediately following the welcome screen #2 prior to the results #3 on the results page

If you’re making Kahoot-style quizzes to promote your educational institution, your goal should be to get as many leads as possible. You should definitely fence the results if you want to accomplish this.

If you’re making Kahoot-style quizzes to promote your educational institution, your goal should be to capture as many leads as possible. You should definitely fence the results in order to accomplish this.

Because of two factors, you will attract more consumers to your marketing funnel. First, you’re giving the quiz taker a valuable experience, so they’ll feel obligated to repay the favour by completing out the form. Second, the lead generation form is the only thing standing between them and their results. They’ll gladly fill it out in order to find out the quiz’s result!

If you’re using the quiz as an instructional resource in the classroom, you can put the lead generation form on the site to collect information like the quiz takers’ name, age, grade, and so on. You’ll also be able to see which students submit quizzes on a frequent basis and track their progress.

6. Make Results Fun

The apprehension of seeing the results is REASONABLE! It has the ability to terrify everyone! You can, however, dispel their anxieties with a cheerful and encouraging remark accompanied by a video, image, or gif! As an example, take a look at this adorable gif.

Additionally, avoid being depressing or even falsely flattering to someone with a low score. It should include just the perfect amount of optimism in order for them to come back with a higher score the next time! Because your quiz will be assessed, you should use the builder’s ‘conditional messaging’ feature. Simply create a statement that corresponds to the absolute score.

7. Call-to-Actions That Work
A call-to-action, or an activity you encourage students to take, is referred to as a CTA. You could, for example, include a link to global warming or a movie about climate change that plays on the same screen (see below). You can ask your kids a few questions from the video the next day. It’s a wonderful review exercise as well as a chance to see how many kids watched the movie.

You could also simply use a CTA button and text to direct them to the YouTube video.

If you’re an educational institution, you can urge quiz takers to either like your company’s social page or publish their answers on their social profiles (depending on your marketing goals). You can even direct them to a landing page where they can sign up for your institute’s newsletter.

How Do I Make and Share a Kahoot-Style Quiz?

1. Distribute the URL
The simplest way to distribute an Outgrow-created Kahoot-style quiz is to send the link to the quiz. All you have to do now is establish a URL and your quiz is ready to share!

2. Create a One-of-a-Kind Email
We’re not talking about including a link to the quiz in your email! Instead, we’d like you to take a look at our ‘launch in email’ option.

The purpose of the first question in the email is to pique the student’s interest so that they can fill in the gaps in their knowledge and complete the quiz.

Using the same strategy, MailChimp, the email marketing king, was able to double conversions. By simplifying the user experience, they were able to successfully collect client reviews. Rather than sending their users to a landing page, they sent the landing page directly to their inbox. Users were glad  complete the evaluation because they had to put in less effort.

3. Incorporate into a web page
Outgrow features some of the most flexible embed options available. Simply put, embedding an Outgrow quiz allows you to have it on your website or blog.

So, if you’re wondering if you can embed a Kahoot quiz on a website, the answer is yes. You certainly can with Outgrow!

Navigate to the Configure section of the function Object() { [native code] }. “Embed on a Webpage” is an option available here. When you select that option, you’ll be presented with a variety of different types of embeds from which to choose! You’ll also find navigational aids for the various embed possibilities.

FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions about Kahoot 

1. How do you make a public Outgrow Quiz in the “Kahoot” style?

After you’ve completed all of the categories – layout, template, title, and questions – the final step is to submit your quiz. Simply click the “Publish” button in the top right corner to make it live.

2. Is it possible to play a Kahoot-style quiz without using an app?

Sure! Outgrow allows you to design a Kahoot-style quiz that can be played on any device, not just the Outgrow app. In fact, all of its layouts are mobile-friendly.

3. Can I use something else instead of Kahoot?

Outgrow! Outgrow offers amazing templates and styles for quickly creating Kahoot-style quizzes. On our super-intuitive builder, which has a very short learning curve, teachers, students, educational institutions, and anybody may design these interactive quizzes. So, what do you have to lose?