Create a Kit

• 📝 Create a kit from scratch

  Create a Kit from scratch in a few easy steps! Click the "New Kit" Button from your Dashboard (Gimkit.com/me) Clicking "New kit" Enter your Kit's name, language, and subject Adding kit info Choose a Cover Image for your Kit. You can use Unsplash or any image link from the web.Featured

• ❓Question Bank

  Our Question Bank allows you to search questions from any public Kit and add them to your Kits. Question Bank can be used when you're editing a Kit and when you're creating a new Kit. Here's how it works: Create a new Kit or Edit an existing Kit. From the left panel, click "Add from Question Bank." A bottom panel will slide up. Use it to search all Kits or your own. Enter your searFew readers

• ✨ Import flashcard sets

  We're proud to allow full export of all Kits made on Gimkit. Along with that, we're excited to save you time by allowing you to import a Flashcard sets into Gimkit. You can copy and paste any term and definition separated by a "Tab" into our import text box. You can also export Flashcard sets from third-party sites that offer an export feature: Find the set you want to export on a third party Flashcard site Find the "Export" button or more options menu (often indicated by three dots) anPopular

• 🌁 Add an image to a question

  Here's how you can attach an image to a question in Gimkit! Click "Add Photo" in the question editor Choose a source you want to add an image from. Note that image uploads are only available for paying subscribers. After you add an image, you'll see a small preview of it within the question editor (htFew readers

• 🔄 Rename a kit

  If you want to change the name of a Kit, here's how to do that: Find the Kit you want to rename on your dashboard Go to the Kit you want to rename, hover over "More" and then click "Edit" Click the name of your Kit on the top left Enter the new name for your Kit, and then click "Rename" Congrats,Few readers

• 🖼 Edit a cover photo

  From your dashboard, find the Kit you want to change the cover photo Hover over "More" and then click "Edit" Click the cover photo on the top left Choose a new cover photo Congrats, you've changed the cover photo!Few readers

Essentials

• 🔗 Share a kit

  Share your public kits with other teachers by copy/pasting the URL for your kit from your browser bar or by clicking Share from the right-hand panel inside any kit you own. There are a few ways to easily share your kit from the share section of a kit, including copying the link, email, and Twitter. (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/bcd2637da11dc000/xnip2022Few readers

• ♊️ Copy a kit

  Copying Kits inside of Gimkit is simple: Click into the Kit you want to copy to view it; You'll know that you are viewing the Kit when the URL shows as https://www.gimkit.com/view/XXXXX Click "Copy" in the left-hand panel You'll be taken to your Kits, where you should see your new, copied Kit. You can now rename and edit your copy further (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helFew readers

• ✏️ Edit a kit

  Before you can edit a kit, you have to own it. If you didn't create the kit you want to edit, copy the kit first. To edit a kit, select a kit you own and click Edit in the right-hand pane. Edit a kit You'll be taken to the kit editor. This should look familiar from when you created a kit from scratch. (https://help.gimkit.com/eFew readers

• Folders

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• Make a kit private

  All newly created kits in Gimkit Live are public by default. When creating or editing a kit, click the privacy tag at the upper left to change the kit's privacy setting. Change privacy to your desired setting and click the Close button. (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helFew readers

• Delete a question

  Click into the Kit you want to delete a question from Click "Edit" in the left-hand navigation panel Select the question or questions you want to delete Click the blue "Delete" button at upper right (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/bcd2637da11Few readers

• Text input questions

  You can create Text Input questions for any Kit and turn any question in your existing Kits into Text Input questions. Click into the Kit you want to edit or start creating a new Kit Click "Edit" to edit existing questions or click "Add Question" to create a new question When editing or creating your question, select "Text Input" as the question type at upper right (https://storage.cFew readers

• √ Add equations

  In the kit editor, click Add Math to add equations to your questions or the equation icon to add equations to answers. Add Equations to Questions and Answers Use the equation editor to enter your desired equation. Open Equation Editor Enter your Equation (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdeFew readers

• Archive and delete a kit

  To delete Kits inside of Gimkit, you have to Archive them first. Archiving Kits in Gimkit allows you to move it to the bottom of your Kit list, so it doesn't clutter things up, without losing access forever. After you've archived a Kit, you can choose to delete it if you'd like. Here's how to Archive and delete Kits inside of Gimkit: From your dashboard, click the "More" menu on the Kit you want to delete In the dropdown menu click "Archive" at the bottom You can now leaFew readers

Next Level

• KitCollab

  KitCollab makes creating kits collaborative by allowing your others to submit questions to your kits! KitCollab can be used in real-time or asynchronously, and with new or existing kits. And, you can also use it with students, other teachers, or both. Once you approve submitted questions, they'll be instantly added to your kit. When you're ready, you can play the kit live or turn it into an assignment!Few readers

• Import from Pear Deck's Flashcard Factory

  Pear Deck's Flashcard Factory was designed to transform the way students engage with vocabulary. When you play Flashcard Factory students pair up and work together to create dynamic and engaging flashcards. Students collaborate to illustrate and define terms, making learning vocab an active and social experience! Once you'veFew readers

• Practice mode

  Practice mode allows you to preview the questions and answers in any kit in Gimkit. Every kit has a practice link, which can be shared with others so they can hone their skills by playing a simple version of the kit. Use practice links to have other teachers test out your content or to let your students practice on their own. To access practice mode, click into any kit and click practice. Practice mode (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/bcd2637da11dc000/practice-mode1nFew readers

• Merge kits

  Here's how to merge two Kits together! This process will create a new Kit with questions from two existing Kits. Start creating a new Kit Click "Add from Question Bank" Click "My Kits" Find the Kit where you waFew readers

• Symbols & accents

  Gimkit provides a symbol & accent keyboard in the Kit Editor anywhere you can enter content. Here's how to use it! From the Kit Editor, find the text box where you want to enter a symbol Click the "Open Book" icon The symbol & accent keyboard will open. You can click the tabs to switch between sections. YFew readers

• Create a kit with a csv file

  How to create and edit a Kit using a .CSV fileFew readers

• Report a kit

  Here's how to flag/report a Kit. You might flag a Kit if it contains incorrect/inappropriate content, or breaks our terms of service. Thanks in advance for helping keep our community safe! Find the Kit you want to flag On the very bottom of left panel, click "Flag" Select the reason, leave an optional comFew readers

• School Library

  The Gimkit Live School Library is a place to discover kits made by other educators in your school. My School School Library is helpful in two major ways: Makes it easier for existing Gimkit educators to share kits — if another teacher mentions that they made a Kit, you can check the School Library for it! Gives new Gimkit educators a place to discover kits — If you're new to Gimkit and tFew readers

• Export a kit

  You can export any Kit within Gimkit to quickly bring the content over to another site. Here's how to do that! Find the Kit you would like to export Click Export on the side panel Click Copy Text Paste the text into whichever other site/application you're using!Few readers