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About: This bingo card captures the classic quirks and mishaps of academic or tech-heavy presentations, especially those with an AI focus. Perfect for students, researchers, or conference attendees, it turns frustrating moments like technical glitches, awkward silences, and Zoom hiccups into a fun game everyone can relate to during long talks or symposiums.
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Start by downloading the SeminarBingo2 PDF by clicking on the "Print" button above.
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The caller opens the game by randomly pulling an item from the call list and announcing it to all players.
The players check their cards to see if they have the called word. If they do, they cross off that word.
The first player to complete a horizontal, vertical, or a diagonal line of crossed items shouts "Bingo!" and wins the play.
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This SeminarBingo2 Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: Computer on Night-mode, No questions, Audience making agreeing sounds, Speaker bashes previous work, Repeated use of "um", AI Generated image, Reading from slides, "Beyond the scope of this work", Presenter using one slide for more than half the presentation, Pun in title, Zoom malfunction, Technical issue, Notification sound, Presenter not actually replying to question, Someone falling asleep, "Can you hear me?", "Thank you for the presentation", A massive slide of pure text, Overly loud bag of snack being opened, Delay due to issues when changing slideshow, ... et al., Relate to AI, Blatant typo, Presenter not sure about topic, You have no idea what is going on, Someone writing an email, Disagreement between audience and presenter, Presenter doesn't look at audience.
This SeminarBingo2 Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: Computer on Night-mode, No questions, Audience making agreeing sounds, Speaker bashes previous work, Repeated use of "um", AI Generated image, Reading from slides, "Beyond the scope of this work", Presenter using one slide for more than half the presentation, Pun in title, Zoom malfunction, Technical issue, Notification sound, Presenter not actually replying to question, Someone falling asleep, "Can you hear me?", "Thank you for the presentation", A massive slide of pure text, Overly loud bag of snack being opened, Delay due to issues when changing slideshow, ... et al., Relate to AI, Blatant typo, Presenter not sure about topic, You have no idea what is going on, Someone writing an email, Disagreement between audience and presenter, Presenter doesn't look at audience.