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Kahoot! is an online learning platform that enables the creation of fun and interactive quizzes (question-and-answer competitions). Founded in 2012 in Norway, the platform is used both in classroom and remote learning environments and is preferred by teachers, students, and professionals for various educational and event purposes.
Kahoot! was initially developed in 2012 in Norway by Johan Brand, Jamie Brooker, and Morten Versvik. The project, carried out in collaboration with the Norwegian Science and Technology University (NTNU) and the business sector, was based on a project called “Lecture Quiz” research. Launched at the SXSW EDU Conference in 2013, Kahoot! began to be used globally within short time.
By 2020, it had achieved over one billion participations in more than 200 countries and reached millions of users. During the shift to remote education, Pandemic the platform’s usage rate increased significantly together.

Kahoot! (homepage)
Kahoot! is a gamification platform primarily used for educational purposes. Users can create their own quizzes or play existing ones. Its main features include:

Mode selection (kahoot)
Kahoot! offers various work modes to meet different needs:
Kahoot! offers various versions for both individual and institutional users:
Kahoot! is frequently chosen in education to enhance student motivation and support learning processes. It is commonly used in the following areas:

Creating a Kahoot! (home page)
Kahoot! prioritizes user privacy and data security. To protect children, age restrictions are applied, and data policies are implemented in compliance with COPPA and GDPR such as regulations. Additionally, it provides a safe usage environment through content moderation and complaint systems.
Kahoot! is accessible via both desktop and mobile devices. Mobile applications are available for Android and iOS. This allows users to create and play quizzes in any environment.

Founding and Development
Features and Use Cases
Playing Modes
Kahoot! Versions and Licenses
Use in Education
How to Use
1. Create a Kahoot! Account
2. Create a Quiz (Kahoot)
3. Start the Game
4. Reports and Results
Security and Access
Web and Mobile Compatibility