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PDF to Kahoot in Seconds!

Posted by Giovanna Chamberlain on Nov 17, 2025 7:30:00 AM

PDF to Kahoot! in seconds!

Watch this video tutorial to get started! 

(No audio, step-by-step instructions included at the bottom of this page)

📚 From PDF to Kahoot!: A Game-Changer for Busy Teachers

⏱️ Save Time, Teach Smarter

Gone are the days of manually typing out questions from worksheets or textbooks. With PDF to Kahoot!, teachers can upload a PDF file—whether it’s a quiz, reading passage, or instructional guide—and let Kahoot! automatically generate questions based on the content. This automation dramatically reduces prep time, allowing educators to focus more on instruction and student engagement.

📌 Choose Your Own Resource

One of the standout benefits of this feature is resource flexibility. Teachers aren’t limited to pre-made Kahoots or generic templates. Instead, they can create quizzes from:

  • Curriculum-aligned PDFs
  • Teacher-created worksheets
  • Open educational resources

This means educators can tailor their Kahoots to match exactly what their students are learning, ensuring relevance and alignment with instructional goals.

💡 Pro Tip: Follow these steps to create yours today!

Here’s a draft for an attention-grabbing newsletter that includes a step-by-step guide for using the PDF-to-Kahoot feature:

Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Log in to Kahoot
    • Go to kahoot.com and sign in with your account.
  2. Start a New Kahoot
    • Click CreateNew Kahoot.
  3. Upload Your PDF
    • Select Import from PDF.
    • Drag and drop your PDF file or click Upload.
  4. AI Magic Happens
    • Kahoot’s AI scans your PDF and suggests questions based on the content.
    • Review the suggested questions and edit as needed.
  5. Customize Your Kahoot!
    • Add images, adjust time limits, and choose question types (multiple choice, true/false, etc.).
  6. Save and Share
    • Click Done, then share your Kahoot with students or play live in class!

Please do not hesitate to reach out for help with STEM and Instructional Technology by using our ecses-it@iu13.org email. 

Frequently used links:

CLEVER

STEM and Technology Hub

Maker Space Inventory of Materials 

Maker Space Sign-out

Topics: Instructional Tech Tools

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ECSES Instructional Technology News  is an IU13 Early Childhood and Special Education Services (ECSES) blog providing support to educators using instructional technology in ECSES classrooms. The team of Lori Blantz (supervisor), Giovanna Chamberlian (Special Education Consultant), and Andrea Fellows (STEM Teacher) create the blogs.  Contact any team member at ecses-it@iu13.org 

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