Blooket Teacher Account Switch: Complete 3-Step Guide

The Blooket teacher account switch takes about ten seconds, and you do it from inside your settings.

If you signed up as a student but now run games for a class, this guide shows where to find the option and what changes on screen. You will need to be logged in. If you have no account yet, start with our Blooket sign up guide.

What the Teacher Account Switch Does

Blooket lets one login act as either a student or a teacher account. Switching marks your account as a teacher’s, which is the account type meant for hosting games and assigning work. The tutorial this guide follows is from 2023, so check the screen on blooket.com if anything looks different.

Blooket Teacher Account Switch, Step by Step

Step 1: Open Settings

Blooket teacher account switch step 1: click Settings in the sidebar

Step 2: Click Switch to Teacher Account

Scroll to the Edit Info box. Click Switch to Teacher Account. The other links there let you change your name, add a password, change your email or delete the account.

Step 3: Check that it worked

Reload Edit Info. The link now reads Switch to Student Account, which means your account is a teacher account. You can switch back at any time.

Blooket teacher account switch done: Switch to Student Account link now shown

What to Do Next

Run a live game with how to host a Blooket game.
Assign work with Blooket homework.
Build a quiz with how to make a Blooket quiz set.

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Blooket Teacher Account Switch Not Showing?

If you cannot find the link, make sure you are on Settings and scroll to Edit Info. Log out and in again if it still does not appear. For account questions use the Blooket help center.

Blooket Teacher Account Switch FAQ

Can I switch back? Yes, the same box offers Switch to Student Account.

Will I lose my sets? The tutorial shows no warning about that, but your sets are tied to your login, so they stay in My Sets.

Do I need a password first? The Edit Info box also lists Add Blooket Password, which you can use if you signed in another way.

What Changes After You Switch to a Teacher Account

After the switch, your dashboard should offer the tools teachers use every day: hosting live games, assigning homework, and managing your own sets. Take a few minutes to look around, because knowing where each tool lives saves time when a class is waiting. The dashboard guide walks through every tab.

Use your school email wherever possible, so your account stays linked to your work and can be recovered easily. Keep your password private and never share a teacher login with students, because it would give them hosting and reporting controls. If your school uses a shared device, always sign out when you finish, especially before students use the same browser to join games.

Check that Host and Homework options now appear.
Recreate or copy any sets you want to keep under the teacher profile.
Sign out on shared school computers.

Why and When to Switch to a Teacher Account on Blooket

A teacher account unlocks hosting, assigning homework and managing sets, which a basic student profile cannot do. If you signed up as a student by mistake, switching is quicker than creating a second account, because your existing profile and progress can stay in one place. If you sign in with Google, the Google Account Help Center explains how to manage which account you are using.

Before you switch, confirm which email you used to sign up and that you can still open it. Sign in on the account you want to keep, follow the account type steps, and then check that the hosting and homework options now appear on your dashboard.

New teachers should also read the Blooket sign-up guide, then explore the Blooket dashboard guide. Once your account is set up, learn how to create a Blooket set and how to host a game.

Confirm access to your sign-up email before changing anything.
Do not create a second account unless you must.
After switching, check that host and homework buttons are visible.
Contact Blooket support if the option is missing from your settings.

Can students switch to a teacher account?

Account types are meant for the right user, so only educators should use a teacher account.

Will I lose my sets when I switch?

Your account keeps its content, but check your dashboard after the change to be sure everything is there.

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