This is the link to the kahoot I created.
These are the sources that I used.
I like this method because it allows the audience to be to able to contribute to the discussion. The only portion that is timed is where the audience would pick their answers but afterwards they can take all the time they need asking questions or taking notes on the slide that follows. I was able to include slides which further explain the answers to avoid confusion.
This is shaping up nicely, Oumou. As you continue, please make sure to incorporate source information into your slides. You could, for example, include a link or bibliographic info with “For more information, visit…”
Also, I think you could use more of an introduction conclusion here–slides at the beginning and end that reinforce the significance of what they’ll learn about in this quiz.
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Oumou,
I love that you created a Kahoot for your project! I think that it is an extremely modern and productive way to share information. I think that you did a great job with the questions and the explanations to why each answer was correct. Something that I think could be helpful is to make some sort of slide at the end for the people who answer no for the last question. Like something that can lead them to more information about what you covered. I also think making saying no the wrong answer could make people who feel that way feel embarrassed, just a thought to maybe change the wording or something like that. I look forward to seeing your final project and maybe even playing your kahoot.