Take a chance to explore how to attach media before a question or even after it when you make your Kahoot game. Using media in your Kahoot will make it more attractive and interesting to many players!

How To attach media to your Kahoot question

You need to upload the media into a different question. Try to estimate the opinions, stimulate discussion, and check out things your students already learn prior to teaching them.

Embedding media before the question

You can encourage the learning spirit of your students by showing them a video and then asking them a question in your Kahoot. By doing so, you can draw the attention of your students easily. In addition, you can even ask your students how they feel about your video or pictures when you display them.

Their feedback is very useful because their comments will let you easily understand the quality of your media, which helps you find media that is much better for the subsequent lesions. You can get it back in the downloadable results.

The “Award points” should be turned off to ensure they won’t influence the scores.

If all students give out their answers before a video is done playing, you can utilize the “show image” button to watch it once again.

You can use a blind Kahoot to show your learners more information, especially when they have no clues about the topic. Blind Kahoot is a powerful and handy method for you to present your info.

Embedding media right after a question

If you embed media right after a question, then it can be utilized as a review question that helps you boost the concepts and point out crucial points. By doing so, your students can let you know the way they feel about the topic, like if they are confident in it or not.

You should keep in mind one more thing if you decide to add the media before a question:

After all the students have given the answers, you should let them talk about the live results. If you made an answer response like this: “I have a question,” and a certain student selected it, you should ask the listeners if that one would try standing up and sharing. From the image above, you can see that answers 2,3, and 4 are considered nice debate fodder.