general feature
Can you customize quizzes in these tools?
Yes, all three allow quiz customization. You can create your own questions in JeopardyGame, Blooket, and Baamboozle
Which tool has the most game modes?
Blooket has the most game modes, including Gold Quest, Tower Defense, and Café. Baamboozle has fewer game modes but allows GIFs and visuals for fun interaction. JeopardyGame sticks to the traditional Jeopardy-style format.
Do students need an account to play?
Blooket: Students don’t need an account to join games but need one to track progress.
Baamboozle: No student login required—just a game link! JeopardyGame: No login required, but teachers must create the game board.
Can teachers track student progress?
Blooket: Yes, it provides detailed reports & analytics.
Baamboozle & JeopardyGame: No built-in tracking for individual performance.
Can students play in teams or individually?
JeopardyGame: Best for team play.
Blooket: Can be played individually or in teams.
Baamboozle: Designed for team play.
Do these platforms have leaderboards?
Yes, all three tools track scores and have a leaderboard to increase competition.
Do they support accessibility features?
Limited support—most rely on visual and text-based interaction without read-aloud features.
Do they support live and self-paced learning?
Blooket: Both live games and homework assignments.
Baamboozle: Best for live team games.
JeopardyGame: Best for live team play (no self-paced mode).