So even if two or more people respond correctly, the person who answers faster will be awarded more points! With Kahoot! Family Feudthere are two ways to rack up points: you will get points with correct responses and you will earn more points the faster you answer. The standard format of Kahoot!, with a built-in countdown timer and four options at the bottom of the screen give it that “Millionaire” feel. My meeting will take place in India, and one of the more popular game shows there has been “Kaun Banega Thalaiva” (“Who will become a millionaire”). The format I’ll be using is a bit more like Who Wants to be a Millionaire, which brings me to my second reason… Kahoot! is just a little different from more traditional classroom quiz-game formats like Jeopardy. Here are five reasons to do Kahoot Family Feud: I kicked the tires on it a bit and I really like it. An L&D buddy, Enzo Silva, suggested I try Kahoot!.
In the past, I’ve written about how to create a Family Feud-style game and I’ve offered a PowerPoint template for a Jeopardy-style quiz game.įor a meeting I have coming up on January 30 I wanted to try something new in order to review a litany of things that were accomplished in 2015.
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