Kahoot Gets New UI, Spreadsheet Import

Kahoot has released an update to its popular quiz/trivia game platform. The new version adds a spreadsheet importer and several UI enhancements.

The spreadsheet import function allows users to save questions from a template in a spreadsheet (.xlsx), then import them into other Kahoots. Questions from multiple spreadsheets can be imported into a single Kahoot as well.

Kahoot Gets New UI, Spreadsheet Import 

Other new features include:

  • New UI enhancements, including a compact navigation bar;
  • New organizational tools for finding Kahoots created by you, shared with you or favorited by you;
  • Sorting of report data;
  • Updated apps, with new report cards and the addition of Getty Images for game creation.

Further details can be found on Kahoot's site.

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