My mother is a high school AP
social science teacher who often uses the Online Quiz Service called “Kahoot!”
to administer quizzes to help assess comprehension of in-class discussions and
homework assignments. However, the format Kahoot! provided the results was long
and difficult to read and obtain quick results.
The system I
designed enables the user to login to the Kahoot! website with a small amount
of manual manipulation and analyzes the results of the chosen quiz. These
results are summarized on the first tab of the workbook and allows the user to
quickly scan the information to identify potential problem questions and users
who encountered difficulties with wrong answers.
Note: The Login portion of the file will not work without a Kahoot! username and password. I will include the username and password for grading purposes on LearningSuite in the notes submission. However, I have provided .xls files with data for the program to manipulate. The original file must be cleared of any prior analysis before analyzing a new file. The best way to do this is doing a "Save As" and creating a new file and reopening the "Online Quiz Analyzer."
- http://files.gove.net/shares/files/15f/dwatson7/Online_Quiz_Analyzer.pdf
- http://files.gove.net/shares/files/15f/dwatson7/Online_Quiz_Analyzer.xlsm
- http://files.gove.net/shares/files/15f/dwatson7/Toy_Story.xls
- http://files.gove.net/shares/files/15f/dwatson7/The_Real_Thanksgiving.xls
- http://files.gove.net/shares/files/15f/dwatson7/Transcendentalism_Review.xls
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