Whether playing as a class or assigning a game for homework, students enjoy the competition. The other competitors may have been first to the market for multiple choice gaming with points attached, but this just allowed the usual students to make their way to the top of the leaderboard. With Blooket, students can go head-to-head in a battle royale to see who the last person standing is based on speed and correctness. Individually, my students like the multiple game choices to help check their knowledge when assigned as homework. For all the participation, the students earn credit to virtually purchase new characters with different characteristics. It is also enjoyable that every few months updates occur to the playability and teacher interface.

I like how there is an excellent variety of gamified learning platforms, from individual options, small group to larger (whole) group options. Some game options are better than others for review and learning, and it can be a solid motivator for review time. Lastly, it's easy to put together a game than some other game platforms.

There are a wide variety of games on Blooket, and they continuously introduce new ones. Unlike previous online classroom games, Blooket adds an element of surprise to each game, so the strongest student doesn't necessarily win the game, Blooket offers students an element of chance for correct answers: steal another competitors points, swap scores, lots of variables to keep everyone involved in the game. Kids BEGGED to play another round and everybody played. Great games. I also liked that you could import content from Quizlet, so it was a time saver in not having to re-do vocabulary lists, or verbs that I had already created on another platform.