Enhance Your Gimkit Experience with Gimkit Join and KitCodes

Joining a Gimkit game has never been easier with Gimkit Join! Now, your students can seamlessly participate in your Gimkit game using the instant-join feature. No more hassle of manually entering game codes or names. With Gimkit Join, simply direct your students to visit https://www.gimkit.com/play, and they’ll be added to your game automatically using the Gimkit Join Code.

Here’s how to make use of the instant-join feature:

1. Make sure you have a class set up with student accounts.
2. When setting up your game options, select the relevant class.
3. Start hosting your game.
4. Instruct your students to visit https://www.gimkit.com/play. If they’re logged in and part of your class, they’ll join automatically. If not logged in, they’ll be prompted to log in after entering the game code.

Ending a Gimkit game early is a breeze. Just click on the exit button located at the upper right corner of the screen. The icon resembles a half circle with an arrow pointing to the right.

Introducing KitCodes! KitCodes is a mode designed to get your students moving around the classroom while playing Gimkit. However, there’s a bit of preparation involved.

Print out KitCodes to hang around your classroom. Students will scan these codes to access the shop.

To play KitCodes, you’ll need:

1. KitCodes printed and displayed around your classroom.
2. Student devices capable of moving around (laptops, tablets, phones).
3. Student devices equipped with a camera.

Here’s how KitCodes works:

KitCodes operates similarly to regular Gimkit, but with an exciting twist: students must move around the classroom to shop! When students enter the shop, they won’t be able to choose their upgrades or access powerups directly. Instead, they’ll be prompted to scan a KitCode corresponding to their desired item.

Students will navigate the classroom to find the KitCode for the item they want to purchase, scan it, and voila! They’ll be taken to that section of the shop.

With KitCodes hung up around the class, students will be actively moving around to shop, adding an engaging element to gameplay. It’s also fascinating to observe which items students are interested in during the game!