Blooket is a gamified learning platform where teachers host games through question sets, and students answer independently. It is an assessment-centered tool, specifically for formative assessment. It was developed in 2018, but the online version was not released until the late 2020s.
Kahoot! is a tool that delivers and presents questions to students. It is set up as a game that students can play individually or in groups. Instructors provide students with multiple-choice questions projected on a classroom screen. Kahoot! was founded in 2012 by Morten Versvik.
Which do you like better: Kahoot or Blooket?
- Nich Selvey: “Blooket because it is more game-like.”
- Jackson Thornhill: “Blooket because there are a lot more games.”
- Caysen Ingham: “Blooket because you can write funny names.”
- Justyce Minder: “Blooket because I don’t like Kahoot.”
- Stanley Cungmiam: “Blooket because of the better variety of games; teachers choose different ones.”
- Macie Parson: “Blooket because it is more fun.”
- Sophie Gould: “Blooket because you can play, and there’s no pressure.”
- Adley Wesner: “Blooket because it has different characters, and Kahoot is boring.”
- Phoebe Hyten: “Blooket because you can have characters.”
- Mrs. Worner: “Neither; neither game is fun, and we don’t enjoy it,” she said with an evil laugh.
