Date and Time Completed

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  • Yes please. Sometimes when I assign a kahoot I'll check reports and notice 2 new players: an anonymous player who gets a low score and a student player who gets a score higher than I would expect. There's no way of knowing if these attempts were made back to back. But seeing the dates of completion and even how much time was taken for each question would help us know whether a student was cheating to see the correct answers before their actual attempt.

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    Inactive user
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  • Yes, PLEASE!!!  When students have a flexible instruction day (learn from home), I would like to be able to validate their participation is occurring during their scheduled class time.  Having the date/time stamp of when they completed the Kahoot would serve as authentication to my administrators that the students were engaged with the content at the time they were supposed to be.  PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE

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    muellermv
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  • I agree!  I have have created Kahoots that I use for IEP data collection but if I don't get the score in real time I have no way to see what the date is for that data point.

     

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    scrippsal
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  • This seems like a no-brainer! Please add this!

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  • Yes, please it would be very helpful!

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    pittmancoach
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  • I would also like to see this feature!!  This would be very helpful with the assigned kahoots and determining if the assignees are doing multiple attempts to get a higher score.  

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    HWengerd
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  • @HWengerd - when I assigned the Kahoot as a Google Classroom assignment, they could only play once.  My directions tell them to play again by adding a number to the end of their name (mary for play #1, mary 1 for play #2, etc.)  UNTIL they reach at least 80%.  If the only play once, then their grade is that percentage.  I do this mostly for vocab so that when it comes to class time, I don't have to take time explaining the vocab words.  The kids compare who got the highest when they get back to class (I usually assign these on remote learning/"snow" days).

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    muellermv
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