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Do you teach with Blooket? Do you write about classroom games, edtech, or student engagement? We welcome guest contributions from teachers, students, and education writers who have something genuinely useful to say. The best articles on this site come from people who actually use Blooket in real classrooms — and we would like yours to be one of them.

What we are looking for

We publish practical, honest guides that help students and teachers get more out of Blooket and classroom gaming. Topics we like:

  • Game mode strategies and classroom-tested tactics
  • Lesson ideas built around specific Blooket modes or question sets
  • Comparisons with other classroom platforms (Kahoot, Gimkit, Quizizz, and others)
  • Token, XP, and Blook collecting guides
  • Classroom management tips for live games and homework assignments
  • Honest takes on edtech trends that affect how teachers use games

We do not publish listicles with no substance, rewritten versions of our existing guides, or thin articles written only to place a link.

Submission guidelines

  1. Original English, 800+ words. Your article must be written by you, for this site, and not published anywhere else. Minimum length is 800 words; the best submissions are usually 1,000–1,500.
  2. No copied or AI-spun content. We check every submission for plagiarism and for spun or bulk-generated text. Copied content is rejected immediately and the author is not invited back.
  3. Accurate and current. Check your facts against the live Blooket platform before submitting. If a feature or limit has changed, say so.
  4. Plain, helpful language. Write for a student or teacher who wants an answer, not for a search engine. Short paragraphs, clear headings, and real examples.
  5. No casino, crypto, adult, or gambling links. Any submission containing links to gambling, casino, crypto schemes, adult content, or other prohibited topics is rejected outright.
  6. Author bio + 1 link allowed. Include a short author bio (2–3 sentences) and one link to your own website, blog, or professional profile. The link must be relevant and non-commercial in nature; additional or promotional links are removed.
  7. No cheating content. We do not publish scripts, hacks, bots, or instructions for cheating, exploiting, or disrupting Blooket games.

How to submit

  1. Pitch first (optional but recommended). Send your topic idea and a short outline so we can confirm it is a fit before you write the full article.
  2. Send your draft. Email your article as plain text or a document to infoblooket25@gmail.com, or use the contact page. Include your author bio and link.
  3. Review. We read every submission and reply within a few days. Accepted articles may be lightly edited for clarity, formatting, and style — you will see the edited version before it is published.
Please note: submission does not guarantee publication. We accept articles that meet the guidelines above and genuinely help our readers. We reserve the right to decline any submission, and to edit or remove published guest content at any time.

What you get

Published guest authors get a byline with their bio and one link, and their work in front of an audience of students and teachers who are actively looking for Blooket help. We do not pay for guest posts at this time, and we do not accept paid link placements disguised as guest posts.

Before you write