The short answer is no. Kahoot!, a game-based learning platform for web and mobile, has become popular in nearly all educational settings. However, before creating a Kahoot!, please be aware that these games pose many challenges for students with disabilities. For example, time limits, drag and drop question types, and a scoring system that rewards quick responses are just a few features that can disadvantage students with disabilities or block participation entirely.
While the guidance that follow follows can help create a more accessible Kahoot!, know that implementation of these guidelines will not guarantee full and equal access for all students with disabilities. Faculty and staff should proceed carefully when deciding whether to create a Kahoot! for their course or event.
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