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Online Quizzes id Fun!

Hello everyone!
So today I going to explain something that really fun and useful. Have you heard about Kahoot? No?
Okay, I'll explain about Kahoot. So, Kahoot is an online tool where you can make multichoice quizzes for free and you also can try answering other people quizzes.
It's very easy and everyone can use it. How? Let me tell you how:
First, you can register yourself at www.kahoot.com
Second, you can make your own quiz by click NewK! button at the left side on the top.
Third, choose Quiz.
Forth, Give your quiz a title, description, and you can choose the audience and language. Then Click Ok, go at the right side on the top.
Fifth, write the question and the answers.
The last one, after you were done write all the questions and answers, you can save it and share it.
You can try my Kahoot:
 https://play.kahoot.it/#/k/40a4fa0e-3ca4-4b5a-94c3-ac7fc625eff9
You can answer it by reading this:
http://www.storynory.com/2005/12/28/the-cats-elopement/

Free online quiz maker like Kahoot has many benefits:
1. It is easy to use and free.
2. It's draw student's attention.
3. Make class more fun by introducing a new thing.
4. As the new generation who care about nature, it doesn't need paper.
And much more!

But also there are some drawbacks:
1. It could be hard for some people, especially the old generations.
2. Kahoot limited the word you can write.
3. it kept student focus on the screen, which is bad for eyes.

But it doesn't mean that I don't recommend teachers to use it. Living in an advanced era, if we could not follow, we would out of date and it could be a setback in the classroom.
That all from me!


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  1. Lidya StevaniOctober 2, 2017 at 8:08 AM

    Jovi, I love your blog a lot! How could I not be? You can give explanations which are unexpected and also you explained it clearly. The words you use are also easy to be understood. I agree with the drawbacks you explained, it is so comprehensive. I suppose it is better for you to include some pictures, the screenshot of your kahoot for instance.

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  2. Pricillia ChristiantiOctober 13, 2017 at 6:16 PM

    I agree that we must follow the era. Too much looking on screen is very bad for eyes also for brain. Sometimes it will make us a little headache.

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