\n\n## What should I keep in mind?\n\n\n1. **Free or Paid**\n\n Blooket is completely free to use; however, to access its full range of features, you can purchase Blooket Plus either individually or for a group.\n2. **Time Management**\n\n While games can be engaging, they can also be time-consuming. Be mindful of how much class time you allocate to Blooket games to ensure there's enough time for other instructional activities.\n3. **Game Variety**\n\n Blooket offers a range of games. Try to rotate through them to keep the learning experience diverse and engaging for your students.\n\n \\\n\n### Watch this video to get a better overview of the app\n\n[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3HaL1xWtAd4](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3HaL1xWtAd4)\n\n\n\\\nExperiences \n\npositive\n\n* for kids - very playful and colourful\n* for teachers - \n * many different games to choose from; \n * friendly and easy front-end (dashboard); start very quickly\n * you can get inspired by discovering sets; it\n * you develop one set (like questions to answer) and then directly before you start, you can select the game that the students play (gold rush, fishing, ….)\n * \\\n\nnegative\n\n* is distractive (more gaming than learning), content can't be too difficult \n* not suitable for older students or complex questions \n\nSuggested for what kinds of terminology\n\n* players can compete in answering questions, need to be easy as it's more about gaming than learning - test / quiz / competition - e.g. examples fact or opinion, for neutral & bias texts or headlines (examples), easy multiple-choice-questions like \"what is not a search engine\", \"what is not social media platform\" \"who is not a trustworthy source…\"\n\n\n**References**\n\nBlooket. (n.d.). *Interactive learning platform*. Retrieved December 26, 2024, from ","HTML":"Summary
\n\n- Link to App: <https://www.blooket.com/>
\n- Links to DPF (Data Privacy Framework): (Blooket LLC) <https://www.dataprivacyframework.gov/list>
\n- GDPR-Compatible: https://www.blooket.com/privacy
\n- Free or Paid: Blooket is completely free to use; however, to access its full range of features, you can purchase Blooket Plus either individually or for a group.
\n- Multimedia Support: Supports text, images, files, and URL link
\n- Activity: (1) Interactive quizzes, (2) Homework assigment, (3) Interactive learning game
\n- Accessibility: To use Blooket, teachers need a laptop, and students can participate using either a laptop or a smartphone as long as they have an internet connection.
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\nShort Description
\nBlooket is a gamified learning platform where teachers can create and host games that students join using a code. It combines education with fun by allowing students to answer questions and participate in some game modes and types (e.i that provided by Blooket on their own devices).
\nWhat types of tasks and activities can this app support in my teaching?
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\n\n- Interactive Quizzes
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\nBlooket can be used to create engaging quizzes to test students' knowledge on a wide range of subjects. You can use it for regular assessments, review sessions, or reinforcement of concepts taught in class.
\n\n- Homework Assignments
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\nYou can assign Blooket games as homework to increase student interaction with course material outside of class hours.
\n\n- Interactive Learning Games
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\nBlooket offers a variety of game modes (like "Gold Quest", "Cafe", "Tower Defense", and ect) that you can use to make learning more interactive and fun. These game modes can be used to teach different subjects and concepts in a unique way.
\nWhat steps do I need to take?
\nHere are the steps to use Blooket in your teaching:
\n\n- Create an Account
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\n\n- Visit https://www.blooket.com/
\n- Click on Sign Up to create a new account.
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\n\n- Set Up a Game
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\n\n- After signing in, click on Create at the top of the screen.
\n- You can then choose to create a set from scratch, import from Quizlet, or use a pre-made Blooket set.
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\n\n- Add Questions
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\n\n- If you're creating a set from scratch, you will need to add questions and answers. For each question, you can include up to four possible answers and mark the correct one.
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\n\n- Save Your Game
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\n\n- After you've added all your questions, click on Save.
\n- You can then name your set and add a description if you wish.
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\n\n- Host a Game
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\n\n- To host a live game, go to your dashboard and click Host.
\n- Choose the set you want to use, select a game mode, and click Host Now.
\n- You will be given a code to share with your students so they can join the game.
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\n\n- Assign a Game
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\n\n- To assign a game as homework, go to your dashboard and click Assign.
\n- Choose the set you want to use, select a game mode, and set a due date.
\n- You will be given a code to share with your students so they can complete the game at their own pace.
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\n\n- Blooket Quick Start Guide for Teachers
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\n<https://help.blooket.com/hc/en-us/articles/16015371934487-Blooket-Quick-Start-Guide-for-Teachers>
\nWhat should I keep in mind?
\n\n- Free or Paid
\n
\nBlooket is completely free to use; however, to access its full range of features, you can purchase Blooket Plus either individually or for a group.
\n\n- Time Management
\n
\nWhile games can be engaging, they can also be time-consuming. Be mindful of how much class time you allocate to Blooket games to ensure there's enough time for other instructional activities.
\n\n- Game Variety
\n
\nBlooket offers a range of games. Try to rotate through them to keep the learning experience diverse and engaging for your students.
\nWatch this video to get a better overview of the app
\nhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3HaL1xWtAd4
\nExperiences
\npositive
\n\n- for kids - very playful and colourful
\n- for teachers -
\n- many different games to choose from;
\n- friendly and easy front-end (dashboard); start very quickly
\n- you can get inspired by discovering sets; it
\n- you develop one set (like questions to answer) and then directly before you start, you can select the game that the students play (gold rush, fishing, ….)
\n- \\
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\nnegative
\n\n- is distractive (more gaming than learning), content can't be too difficult
\n- not suitable for older students or complex questions
\n
\nSuggested for what kinds of terminology
\n\n- players can compete in answering questions, need to be easy as it's more about gaming than learning - test / quiz / competition - e.g. examples fact or opinion, for neutral & bias texts or headlines (examples), easy multiple-choice-questions like "what is not a search engine", "what is not social media platform" "who is not a trustworthy source…"
\n
\nReferences
\nBlooket. (n.d.). Interactive learning platform. Retrieved December 26, 2024, from <https://www.blooket.com/>
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