How to Download Blooket Reports as a Spreadsheet (Plus Feature)

Blooket Plus users can download any game or homework report as a spreadsheet — a file that opens in Google Sheets, Microsoft Excel, or any compatible program. The downloaded file contains more detailed data than the on-screen report view, including per-student, per-question performance across the entire session. This guide explains exactly how to download Blooket reports, what each tab contains, and how to use the data.

How to Download Blooket Reports?

• Feature Availability: Downloading game and homework reports as spreadsheets is an exclusive Blooket Plus feature.
• Free (Starter) accounts can view reports on-screen but cannot download them. Upgrade to Plus to unlock this feature.

What does the download include?

When you download a Blooket report, you receive a spreadsheet file with two tabs:

1. Tab 1 — Overview: Class-wide question performance data
2. Tab 2 — Participant Summary: Per-student performance data

Each tab provides a different lens on the same session data — one for class-wide analysis, one for individual student grading or conferencing.

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Step 1: Navigate to the Report

To download a game report:

1. Go to your Dashboard
2. Click History in the left sidebar
3. Find and click the game session you want to download

To download a homework report:

1. Go to your Dashboard
2. Click Homework in the left sidebar (for active assignments) or History (for closed assignments)
3. Click the assignment you want to download

Step 2: Click the Green Download Button

On the report page, locate the green Download button. Click it.

Blooket immediately generates the spreadsheet file and downloads it to your device’s default download folder (usually your Downloads folder).

Note: The Download button only appears for Plus account holders. If you don’t see it, your account is on the free Starter plan.

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Step 3: Open the Spreadsheet

Open the downloaded file in:

• Google Sheets: Upload or open with Google Drive (File → Open → Upload)
• Microsoft Excel: Double-click the file if Excel is installed
• Apple Numbers: Compatible with .xlsx format

What Each Tab Contains?

Tab 1: Overview

The Overview tab is the question-centric view. It shows class-wide performance on every question in the set.

Columns in the Overview tab (per official Blooket documentation):

Column	Description
Question Number	The question’s position in the set
Question	Full question text
Media	Whether the question had an image or audio attached
Question Type	Multiple Choice or Typing Answer
Accuracy	Class-wide accuracy percentage for this question
Average Answering Time	The mean time (seconds) students took to answer
Correct	Number of students who answered correctly
Incorrect	Number of students who answered incorrectly
Unattempted	Number of students who didn’t attempt the question
[Student columns]	Individual student performance columns — one per student

The rightmost columns show each student’s results for each question, creating a full cross-tabulation of student × question performance in a single view.

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Best uses for the Overview tab:

• Identify class-wide knowledge gaps (sort by Accuracy column, ascending)
• Calculate per-question difficulty across your class
• Build a visual map of which concepts need re-teaching
• Share with department heads or instructional coaches for curriculum review

Tab 2: Participant Summary

The Participant Summary tab is the student-centric view. It shows each student’s overall performance across the session.

Columns in the Participant Summary tab:

Column	Description
Student Name	Name as entered when joining
Accuracy	Percentage of questions answered correctly
Correct	Total number of correct answers
Incorrect	Total number of incorrect answers
Total Questions Attempted	Questions the student attempted
Time Played	Total active session time
Completion	Whether the student met the Correct Goal (homework only)

Best uses for the Participant Summary tab:

• Grade entry into a digital gradebook
• Parent communication (pull an individual student’s row)
• Identifying students who participated but performed poorly (high time played, low accuracy)
• Tracking improvement across multiple sessions by comparing Participant Summary tabs from different sessions

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Downloading Individual Student Reports (Plus)

In addition to the full class report, Plus users can download a report for each student. This file focuses on one student’s performance with additional detail:

• Every question the student attempted
• Their specific answer for each attempt (not just right/wrong)
• How many attempts did they make on each question across multiple game sessions
• Accuracy and response time per question

To download an individual student report:

1. Open the game or homework report from History
2. Click the student’s name in the leaderboard
3. On the Student Report page, click Download (the option appears at the top of the student detail view)

Individual student reports are useful for:

• Parent-teacher conferences (show the parent exactly where their child struggled)
• IEP/504 documentation
• Student self-reflection (share the report with the student for self-assessment)
• Identifying whether a student’s errors are consistent (same wrong answers repeatedly) or variable (different errors each time)

Using Downloaded Reports in a Gradebook

Blooket reports aren’t designed as gradebook replacements — the platform is built for formative assessment and review, not summative scoring. That said, many teachers do record participation or effort grades based on Blooket data.

Practical Gradebook Use Cases:

• Homework completion grade: Use the Completion column from the Participant Summary tab. Students who reached the Correct Goal receive full credit; students who started but didn’t complete receive partial credit; students who didn’t access the link receive no credit.
• Accuracy-based participation grade: Use the Accuracy column as a participation record. Students who answer thoughtfully (high accuracy) demonstrate engagement; students who click randomly (low accuracy, high speed) show low engagement.
• Google Sheets integration: Copy the Participant Summary tab data into your existing Google Sheets gradebook. Match student names to your roster and paste accuracy or completion data into the appropriate assignment column.
• Note on name matching: If students joined with random names or informal nicknames, matching spreadsheet names to your class roster requires manual cross-referencing. Use the real-name policy (Random Names OFF + instruct students to use first name + last initial) to ensure clean name matching in downloaded reports.

Game Settings Explained → Blooket Game Settings — Random Names section
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