Updated September 21, 2026

Kooblo is a classroom review-game platform. You write (or generate) the questions, then pick a game so students review instead of filling out another worksheet. This is a first live session.

1. Create a free account

Sign up with email or Google. You need an account to host. Students join with a code and do not register. If you already have an account, log in and go to Create.

2. Build a question set

Add multiple-choice, true/false, or open-ended items for this week's lesson. Keep the first set small (8-15 questions) so you can finish a round in one period. Short on time? Generate a draft from a topic prompt, then edit for accuracy and grade level.

You can also browse community question sets and play those first to learn the flow.

3. Choose how students will play

Teacher-led (shared screen) is best for younger grades, limited devices, or a Jeopardy-style board. The class watches together. You control the pace.

Kooblo Party (student devices) is best when everyone has a laptop or tablet. Students join a room and play individually or in a live party game.

The same question set powers both. Write once, review many ways. Format ideas: classroom review games or ESL vocabulary games.

4. Launch and share the join code

Start the game and display the code (or send the join link). Students go to kooblo.io/join in any modern browser. The same page works for Party games and Jeopardy buzz-in.

5. Watch play, then reuse the set

Live scores show who is guessing and who is solid. After the period, keep the set. Run it again Friday in a different game mode, or assign a solo round for homework.

You do not need a new activity every day. You need one solid question set and a few review games. Create the set once, then change the format.