How to find and use Kahoot! reports

Shortcuts:

• How to find a report
• How to use a report
• Missing a report?

How to find a report

If signed in at https://kahoot.com, click Reports in the top navigation bar.

If you are the owner, admin, or a member of a shared workspace with an active subscription, you can choose All reports, which shows reports from both you and other members, or Hosted by me.

Reports can be filtered by All, Courses, Live games, Assignments, Player Identifier, or Combined reports. They can be sorted by Name, Date, Game mode, Created by, or No. of players. Click on a desired filter or sort option to adjust the list of reports.

Do you want to locate a deleted report? You can find out to find and restore it here.

How to use a report

Reports are broken down into 4 sections:

• Summary
• Players
• Questions
• Feedback

On the report page you can:

• Rename report by clicking the pencil icon next to the title
• Download report by clicking the three vertical dots next to Report options
• Print report by clicking the three vertical dots next to Report options
• View Other reports from this kahoots by clicking the three vertical dots next to Report options
• Delete report by clicking the three vertical dots next to Report options
• Play again
• View and share podium

Summary

Here’s what you can see in the Summary section of a previous live game or assignment.

Here’s what you can see in the Summary section of an active assignment.

The bottom three sections give you valuable actionable insights.

Players

Click on “Players” to see a detailed leaderboard with correct answers (%), unanswered questions, and final score. You can click on a player to view their results. You can also click ⋮ on a player to remove them.

Questions

You can look at analytics question by question to see how the entire group performed.

Feedback

At the end of a live game, click to send out a standard feedback survey to players. Responses will be aggregated here.

Missing a report?

Contact us and include the following details:

• The account username you were signed in with
• Title of the Kahoot that was hosted
• URL to this kahoot's details page
• When was this particular game played?
• How many players joined?

With those details, we'll search our logs to see if I can find the missing file.