How to Hide the Blooket Student Account Notification & Contact Support?

This guide explains Blooket hide account notifications and two frequently searched teacher tasks: how to prevent the student account signup prompt from appearing after games, and how to contact Blooket support effectively when you need direct assistance.

Hiding the Student Account Signup Notification:
(Part 1)

What is the Notification?

After finishing a game, students are asked to create accounts if they don’t already have them to track their stats and unlock new Blooks. Creating an account is totally optional, but some teachers don’t want their students to see this.

The post-game prompt appears on the student’s screen after the results are shown. It encourages students without Blooket accounts to sign up so they can track tokens, XP, and their Blook collection between sessions.

Full Guide About → Troubleshooting & Blooket Support

Why do some teachers want to hide it?

• Students with parent or district data-sharing concerns
• Younger students who shouldn’t be creating accounts independently
• Streamlined session endings without off-task account creation activity
• Classroom management preference — keeping students focused on the debrief rather than a signup form

How to Hide the Notification?

To hide account notification before you host a game, go to the Host Settings page (after you select a game mode), uncheck the “Allow Student Accounts” option, and the notification won’t appear.

Step-by-step:

• Step 1: From your teacher dashboard, click Host on any question set.
• Step 2: Select your game mode.
• Step 3: You’ll reach the Game Settings screen (also called Host Settings). Look for the option labeled “Allow Student Accounts” — it appears as a checkbox or toggle.
• Step 4: Uncheck or disable “Allow Student Accounts.”
• Step 5: Click Host Now to launch the game.

After the game ends, the student account signup notification will not appear.

Step-By-Step → How to Host a Blooket Game

What “Allow Student Accounts” Controls?

Understanding exactly what this setting does and doesn’t do prevents confusion:

When “Allow Student Accounts” is ENABLED (default):

• Students without accounts see a post-game prompt to create one.
• Students who join while logged in to Blooket accounts earn tokens and XP from the session.
• Student account data (tokens, XP, game history) is stored if they sign in.

When “Allow Student Accounts” is DISABLED:

• The post-game signup prompt is hidden.
• The student account creation option is also removed from the join screen (the “Hide Account Creation” toggle in Game Settings also achieves part of this — they work together)
• Students already logged in to Blooket accounts before joining still receive their tokens and XP — the setting controls the prompt display, not account functionality for signed-in users.

Important: Disabling “Allow Student Accounts” does not prevent students from playing. All students can still join and participate normally as guests.

How to Fix → Blooket Access Blocked: Guide for Teachers

Saving This Preference for Future Sessions

The “Allow Student Accounts” setting does not persist as a permanent preference — you’ll need to uncheck it each time you host if you want it disabled consistently. Some teachers include “uncheck Allow Student Accounts” as a standard step in their pre-game hosting routine.

Complete Guide → Blooket Game Settings Explained

Part 2: Contacting Blooket Support

When you’ve worked through the troubleshooting guides and the issue continues, or when you have a question that no help article addresses, contact Blooket directly.

The Official Support Channel

The best way to get in touch is to email us at contact-us@blooket.com. Contact us from the email associated with your Blooket account for the best way to resolve your issue.

Why using your registered email matters: Blooket’s support team can look up your account directly when the email matches. If you contact them from a different email address, they may need to verify ownership first — which can add time to the resolution.

What to Include in Your Support Email?

Including the right information in your first email significantly reduces back-and-forth and speeds up resolution:

What to Include	Why It Matters
Your Blooket username	Identifies your account instantly
Your registered account email	Enables direct account lookup
Description of the problem	Specifics prevent generic responses
When the problem started	Helps identify if a platform update caused it
Browser and device type	Many issues are browser-specific
Screenshot of any error message	Eliminates ambiguity about the exact error
debug.blooket.com results	Pinpoints connection or image issues precisely
Steps you’ve already tried	Prevents being sent the same advice again

Response Time Expectations

Blooket support responds to email inquiries during business hours. Response times vary based on volume — the back-to-school period (August–September) and following major platform updates typically have longer queues.

For issues that are actively blocking a class session in progress, the fastest resolution is usually the self-service troubleshooting steps rather than waiting for support. Use support for issues that persist after troubleshooting or for account-specific billing and subscription questions.

Additional Support Resource

You can also visit the Blooket Help Center at help.blooket.com to search existing articles. Use the search bar with specific terms (e.g., “images not showing” or “Google Workspace”) rather than broad terms (e.g., “help” or “problem”) to find the most relevant existing documentation.

Complete Fixing Guide → Blooket Images & Blooks Not Showing
Step-by-Step Configuration → How to Set Up Blooket in Google Workspace