How To Join Gimkit by Yourself : How To Sign Up for Gimkit
Joining Gimkit by yourself is quite straightforward! Here are the steps:
- Get the Game Code: Obtain the unique 6-digit game code from the session’s host.
- Visit Gimkit: Head over to Gimkit’s website at www.gimkit.com/join and input the game code.
- Choose a Username: Pick a username for yourself.
- Password (if needed): Occasionally, hosts may set up a password for entry. If prompted, ask the host for the password and enter it.
And voilà! You’re ready to enjoy Gimkit! 🎮
How To Sign Up for Gimkit
To sign up for Gimkit, follow these steps:
- Visit the Gimkit website: Go to Gimkit’s sign-up page at www.gimkit.com/signup.
- Choose your method:
- Google: If you prefer to sign up with your Google account, select the Google option.
- Email: Alternatively, you can sign up using your email address.
- Select your role:
- Educator: If you’re a teacher or educator, choose this option.
- Student: If you’re a student, select this option.
- Complete the account setup:
- Enter your name, password, and any other required details.
- Follow the prompts to finish creating your Gimkit account.
Remember, Gimkit is a fun platform for interactive learning games, so enjoy exploring it! 🎮📚
When you sign up for a Gimkit account, you’ll get quick tour and instant access to creating and managing kits, hosting games, and more.
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What types of accounts are there?
We have just two account types: Educator and Student. Select your account type when you create your free account.
Student accounts have some limitations around safety and security. They’re optimized for playing and participating in Gimkit games, while Educator accounts are optimized for hosting games.
Educator accounts can be used for free forever or upgraded to Gimkit Pro to receive access to:
- Pro exclusive game modes
- Assignments
- Audio questions
- Image uploads
Why does Gimkit charge for Gimkit Pro?
Gimkit charge for Gimkit Pro so can operate, maintain, and improve Gimkit.
We’ve decided not to allow ads in Gimkit or raise money from outside investors. This approach means we can build Gimkit for educators and students rather than marketers and venture capitalists. The tradeoff is that we rely on support from our members and their schools to keep Gimkit going.
Gimkit offer a robust free version called Gimkit Basic.
As a Gimkit Basic member, you can host games, create classes, and collect game reports without any limitations. All free Educator accounts come with a 14-day trial of Gimkit Pro. After that, if you don’t want to pay for Gimkit, you can keep using the free version as long as you like.
