If I create a PowerPoint presentation that integrates a Kahoot game with the slides, who can use that presentation to host a game?
Can anyone I share the presentation with host a game with it? And if they can, could they do so with a free account, or would they need a paid tier?
Asking because I run a peer tutoring group and have my own paid membership, but the peer tutors do not. I was hoping they could use the integrated presentations I create to host a game during their small group tutoring sessions without needing their own paid accounts.
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Hello barrrm, The presenter will need a Kahoot! extension within PowerPoint and a Kahoot! account with access to the kahoot game that was added in the presentation.
Once the PowerPoint presentation is opened, the presenter will need to log in to the K! extension to have the game ready for presenting. If the logged-in user does not have access to the game that was added by the original user (e.g. the game is private), the presenter will be asked to provide a link to a different kahoot. It is crucial then for the presenter to make sure the presenter’s K! account has access to the game that was added to the PowerPoint. Game you add to the PowerPoint presentation would need to be public in order for the other presenter to access it in the presentation. Please note that the presenter will be limited to the participant limit their account offers. So they should double-check if their account/subscription type supports the number of participants that are expected to join the game.
An alternative would be to import PowerPoint slides into a kahoot. You could then share the game with your colleague. But again, the presenter will be limited to the participant's limit that their account/subscription offers.
If there is anything else, please feel free to reach out!
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