How to learn and practice with Kahoot! self-study modes
Welcome to your guide on using Kahoot! self-study modes on the web platform. Whether you are reviewing material or preparing for a big exam, these features allow you to practice independently and study at your own pace. This article covers how to access these tools, switch between modes, and maximize your retention using Flashcards and Learn mode.
🔗 Want to switch from studying to playing? Try solo modes — perfect for playing a kahoot by yourself, practicing what you’ve learned, and having fun anytime, anywhere.
🔗 Prefer learning on mobile? Check out how to use self-study modes in the Kahoot! app.
🔗 Going somewhere without Wi-Fi? You can study offline in the mobile app! Just remember to download your kahoot before you lose your connection. Learn how to download a kahoot and play offline.
- How to access self-study modes on the web
- Flashcards
- Learn
- How to switch between self-study and solo modes
- FAQ: Kahoot! self-study modes on the web
How to access self-study modes on the web
To access self-study modes on the web, you simply need to open your desired kahoot in a browser.
- Log in to your Kahoot! account.
Navigate to a kahoot in your Library or on the Discover page.
- Select one of our study modes.
☝️ Reports are not generated when you are studying by yourself. If you need performance tracking, consider hosting a live game instead.
💡 If you are practicing math, check out Kahoot! Math games, which also support a solo mode for self-paced learning.
Flashcards
Flashcards mode is perfect for learning new material, memorizing facts, or reviewing lessons.
- Tap the card to flip it and see the answer.
- Tap
or swipe left to return to this card later in the session.
- Tap
or swipe right if the information on the cards is clear and there's no need to practice it again.
- You can practice with flashcards on the mobile app and the web platform.
Learn
Learn mode is an engaging, swipe-based format inspired by social media interactions.
- Reinforces what you've just learned in a dynamic, swipe-based form
- To move forward with the next question, you need to answer first
- Check the score after practice and restart if needed to repeat missed questions.
How to switch between self-study and solo modes
You can easily change your gameplay experience using the mode switcher.
- While playing any self-study mode, locate the game experience switcher dropdown menu at the top of your screen.
- Click the dropdown to view short descriptions of all available solo experiences.
- Select a new experience to instantly switch your gameplay experience in just two clicks.
☝️ The self-study mode switcher is disabled when playing kahoots assigned by a host. In this case, you will only see the language and volume selectors in the top control bar.
FAQ
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What are Kahoot!’s self-study modes on the web? Kahoot!’s self-study modes, including Flashcards and Learn, allow you to study at your own pace without a live host. They make learning interactive for reviewing material or exam preparation.
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Can I use Kahoot! to study for a test or exam? Yes! You can use Learn mode for spaced repetition and Flashcards to memorize key points. Mixing these modes is highly effective when you want to study for a test.
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Can I use Kahoot! self-study modes on mobile? Yes, both Flashcards and Learn mode are available in the Kahoot! mobile app. Plus, the app offers exclusive features like Test (to simulate real exam conditions) and Study Groups (to review with friends). Check out how to use self-study modes in the Kahoot! app to learn more.
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Are reports available in self-study modes? No, reports are not generated when studying alone. You can check your scores locally after a session, but detailed tracking requires playing live games.
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How can teachers recommend Kahoot! self-study to students? Teachers can share kahoots directly with students, encouraging them to use Flashcards and Learn mode for extra practice outside of class.
- Are all question types supported in Kahoot! self-study modes? Flashcards generally support standard quiz questions well, but complex question types (like Type Answer or Slider) may behave differently or default to standard review mechanics depending on the specific mode.
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