Thanks for checking out the bingo game! We are using it by having meeting attendees open it via the link sent out in an email prior to the meeting or even a link in the chat window of a meeting. They have it open in a separate window from the meeting window, and on a separate monitor, if they have two monitors. That way, they don't miss any of the meeting content.
To assign cards, the meeting host can quickly run down the participant list in the beginning of the meeting and assign numerically: Tom, you take card 1, Daisy - card 2, Bob - card 3, etc... Our teams are small, so this works well. For larger meetings, you may just need to ask participants to pick a random card, knowing some will have the same cards as others.
Kirsten - I hope you don't mind. I borrowed your game and modified it to use in my workplace's holiday virtual celebration meeting. I suggested people open the link I published in Review on their phone or tablet, separately from their work computer. Here's how we used it:
First, press the shuffle card button on the top of the card to get a unique card just for you - see list. (I send a list of everyone's name with a number assigned.)
Throughout our celebration, when you hear someone say or do something shown on a square, select it and it will change color. You can unselect it also, in case you have selected it in error.
If you win – unmute yourself – and let us all hear you gleefully shout out “Bingo!”
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This is great, Kirsten! I think a lot of us can relate to the different phrases and events.😂 Thanks for sharing!
This is a super fun idea! Thanks for sharing, Kirsten :) I'm sure people will love it
Agree, this is a great idea! I would like to propose using it in an upcoming webinar. In anticipation of presenter questions around how it works:
Thanks in advance for the information!
Paula
HILARIOUS! Same question as Paula: how do you envision mechanics of this working? Everyone keeps bingo card open in separate screen?
Thanks for checking out the bingo game! We are using it by having meeting attendees open it via the link sent out in an email prior to the meeting or even a link in the chat window of a meeting. They have it open in a separate window from the meeting window, and on a separate monitor, if they have two monitors. That way, they don't miss any of the meeting content.
To assign cards, the meeting host can quickly run down the participant list in the beginning of the meeting and assign numerically: Tom, you take card 1, Daisy - card 2, Bob - card 3, etc... Our teams are small, so this works well. For larger meetings, you may just need to ask participants to pick a random card, knowing some will have the same cards as others.
This is GREAT!
Love it!
Love this! Thanks for sharing such a creative idea!
What a great tool! And so timely as so many of us are working from home now. Thank you so much for sharing!
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Thanks for sharing! Just sent it out to my team.
LOVE this...can't WAIT to try it and maybe even make it specific to our organization! Thank you SO much!
This is great! It is very similar to a Word Bingo game I did for virtual live training sessions. Maybe I can substitute this now!
Well done great patience - I must take a look and see how we can adapt.
hahahahahhahahaa im going to use this. Thank you for sharing!!!
This is fantastic! Thank's so much! :-)
As a new learner of Articulate, I am in awe - thanks for sharing :-)
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This is fun!
This is hilarious!! About how long did it take to design? I'm brand spanking new to Articulate Storyline so very excited to start playing. :)
Thanks, this is great! I hope to use it for at team building activity :-)
Nice work! This is perfect for our upcoming meeting.
Hilarious and really nice work!
This is SO FUN!!! Thank you so much for sharing!!
Kirsten - I hope you don't mind. I borrowed your game and modified it to use in my workplace's holiday virtual celebration meeting. I suggested people open the link I published in Review on their phone or tablet, separately from their work computer. Here's how we used it: