How Gimkit Help for Learning?

Gimkit is a digital competition game that uses questions and answers to help students study. The Gimkit platform can be used on several devices and, practically, students can use it on their smartphones, tablets, or laptops.
 

It is a very negligible and easy-to-use system formed and preserved by students. Thus, it is very accessible with intuitive controls for the K-12 age group.
 

As you can see above, the questions are clear with multiple-choice answer boxes that use multiple colors for clarity. Students can submit questions that the teacher can allow to appear in the game being played.
 

It suggests class-wide games, lives, or different games at students’ pace, so it can be used as a classroom tool but also as a homework device. A repayment system helps possess students engaged so they need to come back for more.
 

Most popular feedback for Gimkit

Gimkit can be used to introduce or review concepts in any classroom. it’s like a mashup of Kahoot! And Quizlet, but with some unique features neither has. Live gameplay is fast-paced and charming, but when allocated to self-determining practice, the Gimkit works corresponding flash cards. Getting started is easy; find kits (question sets) created by other users and copy/edit them for your use. You can also introduction the outstanding query sets into Gimkit from additional flashcard platforms or a spreadsheet.
Students can help you create a kit in minutes by submitting their questions using the Kit Collab feature. This makes it easy to insert a communication assessment game into your lesson with minimal groundwork. Teachers can also use the assignments feature to assign homework. Teachers set a time limit, and students worked concluded the kit at their own pace, responding to questions until they reach a set goal.
 

How to get started with Gimkit?

Gimkit is not completely free. When you sign up you get a free 14 days trial of Gimkit Pro is the unlimited version of the software, if you don’t upgrade your account after 14 days, you will be moved to the free version, Gimkit Basic.
 

The basic free version only allows 5 players which is not enough if you are an educator. But what we love about this 14-day trial is that there’s plenty of time for you to fully access the software, learn it, and try it out in class to see if it’s right for you.
 

Create account

The signup process is quite straightforward. All you have to do is enter an email, password, and username. When creating your account for the first time you will be asked to select a student or teacher. Then, you will be able to select your country and then your school based on zip code. You can also choose which grade level and subject, although this is not very important in the onboarding process.
 

Create Gimkit

“Kit” in Gimkit simply means your questions. A kit includes all the questions and terms you want students to learn and review as you play. You can make your own, or find existing kits made by other teachers that’s why they want you to get your grade level, location, and school as part of the onboarding process.
As you create content for Gimkit, other teachers can leverage these questions in their class and Gimkit gets free high-quality content that you can upgrade to, just adding to their core selling point does. A win for all involved.
 

Part of what makes Gimkit Game special is all the different game modes you can explore with your students. Try out a selection of methods to see what your student like best and don’t forget you can assign a kit as homework