Blooket question sets are collections of quiz questions that teachers can use to host interactive games or assign homework. Creating and organizing these sets on the Blooket Dashboard is simple and essential for efficient classroom management. To create question sets on Blooket, log in to your account, navigate to “My Sets,” click “Create Set,” and add your questions with optional images, answers, and settings. Once created, you can organize Blooket question sets by renaming, grouping, duplicating, or deleting them, ensuring easy access for future games. This guide covers how to make question sets in Blooket, customize them, and manage them effectively on the dashboard using beginner-friendly steps and practical tips.
Key Takeaways
- Blooket question sets are essential for hosting interactive games and homework.
- You can create, edit, and customise sets with text, images, and scoring options.
- Organising your sets on the dashboard makes classroom management efficient.
- Best practices like grouping, renaming, and favouriting improve accessibility.
- Properly managed sets save time, enhance gameplay, and make Blooket teacher tools more effective.
What Are Blooket Question Sets?
Question sets in Blooket are collections of multiple-choice or true/false questions used in games.
Key features:
- Can include text-based questions or images.
- Support multiple answers and point values.
- Can be reused across multiple games.
- Shareable with students or other teachers.
Why they matter:
- Organise content by subject, topic, or difficulty.
- Enable quick game setup for live sessions or homework.
- Track student performance and engagement through consistent sets.
How to Create a Question Set on Blooket
Follow these steps to create question sets on Blooket:
- Log in to your account
- Visit blooket.com and log in with your teacher account.
- Navigate to “My Sets”
- Click the My Sets tab on the left sidebar.
- Click “Create Set”
- Enter a title and optional description for your set.
- Select a visibility option: Public or Private.
- Add Questions
- Click “Add Question.”
- Enter the question text, multiple choices, and select the correct answer.
- Optionally, add an image to make questions more engaging.
- Repeat for all questions in your set.
- Adjust Settings
- Set time limits, points per question, or shuffle options.
- Click Save Set when finished.
Tip: You can import questions from spreadsheets or other Blooket sets for faster creation.
Editing and Customising Your Questions
After creating a set, you can edit or enhance it:
- Edit Questions: Correct mistakes or adjust difficulty.
- Add Images: Upload visuals to make quizzes interactive.
- Duplicate Questions: Save time when adding similar questions.
- Adjust Point Values: Make some questions worth more to increase game strategy.
Step-by-step editing:
- Go to My Sets → Select your set → Click Edit.
- Modify the question, answers, or images.
- Save changes to update the set across all games using it.
How to Organise Question Sets on the Dashboard
A well-organised dashboard saves time and helps you run games smoothly.
Ways to organise Blooket question sets:
- Rename Sets: Click the three dots next to a set → Select Rename.
- Group Sets: Use naming conventions like “Math – Grade 5” or “History – Chapter 2.”
- Duplicate Sets: Make copies for modifications without altering the original.
- Delete Sets: Remove outdated or unused sets to declutter the dashboard.
- Favourite Sets: Click the star icon to quickly access frequently used sets.
| Action | How to Do It | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Rename | Three dots → Rename | Update title for clarity |
| Group | Use consistent naming | Create variation without editing the original |
| Duplicate | Three dots → Duplicate | Create variation without editing original |
| Delete | Three dots → Delete | Remove unused sets |
| Favorite | Star icon | Quick access to important sets |
Best Practices for Managing Sets Efficiently
- Use clear, consistent naming conventions for all sets.
- Group by topic or class to find sets quickly.
- Regularly update sets to match the current curriculum.
- Backup sets by duplicating or exporting for safety.
- Share sets with colleagues to collaborate on high-quality questions.
FAQ
Q1. Can I import sets from other teachers?
Yes. Blooket allows importing public sets created by other teachers or uploading questions from a spreadsheet.
Q2. How many questions can I add to one set?
Each Blooket set can hold up to 100 questions, which is usually enough for full quizzes or lessons.
Q3. Can students view my sets before the game?
No. Students only see sets during games or assignments, maintaining the integrity of your questions.
Q4. Can I edit a set after it’s been used in a game?
Yes. Editing a set updates it for future games, but it won’t affect previously completed games.
