Jeopardy Games in E-Learning #209: Challenge | Recap
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I can't share what I've done since it's proprietary, but I work in biotech. I've used Jeopardy as an energizer with a multi-day training course. Periodically, we'd take a break and play a couple of rounds. We'd keep score, and at the end of the class the winning team would win a prize, typically a bag of candy. To use the game in this manner, I use 7 - 10 categories, with five levels to each group.
Sample Categories and questions:
- Drug Side Effects - for this one you need to be very specific with the answer e.g., produces nervousness, stomach pains and/or weight loss among hyperactive children
- Stages of Drug Trials - evaluates trial drug safety with a small number of study participants
- Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) - governs informed consent procedures among minors. I'll throw in a few bonus questions (e.g., Work Instruction that governs Planning and Preparation for a Site Monitoring Visit)
- Proprietary Operating Systems - System used to plan a monitoring visit
Sample Categories and questions:
- Drug Side Effects - for this one you need to be very specific with the answer e.g., produces nervousness, stomach pains and/or weight loss among hyperactive children
- Stages of Drug Trials - evaluates trial drug safety with a small number of study participants
- Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) - governs informed consent procedures among minors. I'll throw in a few bonus questions (e.g., Work Instruction that governs Planning and Preparation for a Site Monitoring Visit)
- Proprietary Operating Systems - System used to plan a monitoring visit