Get freedom from your phone’s obvious limitations. Use Make It – Create & play games, made by Learny Land, a Education app on your PC or Mac with BlueStacks, and level up your experience.
About the App
Make It – Create & play games by Learny Land is all about turning your creative ideas into fun, interactive experiences—perfect for both classroom and home learning. Whether you’re a teacher looking to spice up your lessons, a student eager to try something hands-on, or just someone who loves making quizzes and games, you’ll find tools here that’ll make the process surprisingly straightforward. There’s plenty of room to experiment, share with friends, and see what others dream up too.
App Features
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Game and Quiz Builder
Jump into designing your own educational games or quizzes with a wide variety of templates. Don’t worry if you’re in a rush—most activities come together in just minutes. -
Easy Sharing
Finished your masterpiece? Pass it along to classmates, students, or friends, no matter where they are. Collaboration’s built in, so everyone can get involved. -
Homework Made Fun
Forget the old paper assignments. With Make It, teachers can whip up activities that actually make kids want to do their homework. -
Custom Content
Got your own images or sounds you’d like to use? Go ahead and add them—or use resources from Make It’s own libraries if you need a head start. -
Adaptable for All Learners
Every student’s different. Tweak games and quizzes to fit individual or group needs, making things accessible for all. -
Learning by Creating
Making your own educational game or quiz isn’t just fun—it’s a fresh way to learn by doing. Kids get to dive in, experiment, and pick things up as they go. -
Progress Tracking
Want to see how everyone’s doing? Check results and stats right on your device—it’s sorted for you. -
Flexible Access
Planning to use Make It on a bigger screen? Apps like BlueStacks make it easy to work on your projects from your PC or Mac too.
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