For some organizations that oversee employee accounts and content, a team space is a great way to manage content at scale. A team can organize content into shared folders. Alternatively, groups are perfect for users who want to maintain autonomy but also want to share a curated list of kahoots with just a few people. Group members don't have to be part of your team.
See our blog post here and table below for more details.
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Feature |
Team space |
Groups |
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User Access |
Owner is responsible financially for the members’s subscription. Owner and admins can invite and remove members. |
Admin does not have to be responsible financially for the member's subscription. Admin can invite and remove members from group. |
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Kahoot games |
All kahoots in Team space are managed by the Team space. |
Each group member has autonomy over their own kahoots. |
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Editing a Kahoot |
Owner, admins, and kahoot creator can lock kahoot to prevent editing by other members. Otherwise, all members can edit kahoots in a team space. |
Members must duplicate and then edit kahoot in personal space. |
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Kahoot Libraries |
Members in a team space create one centralized library of content. |
Members build curated banks of content that are targeted to specific use cases and individuals on a per group basis. |
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Library Access |
Every member can access all content in a team space. |
Members can only access kahoots in groups they are members of. |
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Folders |
Kahoots can be organized in folders. |
No folder functionality. |
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Reporting |
Members share game reports, so learning progress is tracked across the team. |
Member game report access is not shared. |
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