fill out theILSSAsurveyattendAnandaMarin'skeynoteCSCL vs.ICLSrivalrymention"epistemic"used as afiller wordattend ahybridsymposiumintroducesomeone toa scholarTHEYadmiresomeone givesa 3-minute"question"that's just acommentILS journaleditorsighting(RebeccaReynolds)hotdrinkspillagespeakeranswersQ&A with "itdepends"someoneforgets tomute/echoeson zoompaper uses anLLM as a"thoughtpartner" for theresearcher, notthe student actuallyfollow up withsomeone youhave a convowithsomeonechasesthe shuttlesomeonewalks outof a talkattend avirtualkeynotewatch partyattendMarisaMoránJahn'skeynoteintroduceyourself toa scholaryou admireIntroduceyourself tosomeonewearing a "safeperson" stickersighting ofoutgoingpresidentJasmine Maspeakercursesduring apresentationbest papernomineepresentationattendAlyssaWise'skeynote"cheers"someonefrom adifferentcontinentattend theISLScommunitymeetingpurchasean ILSSAsticker"Caneveryonesee myslides?"see areal lifesurferpetcameooverzoomattendameetupsomeonetries tosell yousomethingsomeonefallsasleep inpublicHost chairKyliePepplersighting"but is thisscalable /generalizable"study usesGPT to codequalitativedataattendKareemEdouard'skeynotelive demohas abugsomeonementionsgoing toDisney insteadof a sessionsighting ofcurrentpresidentYotam Hoddaccidentaldoor slamduringsession"no timeforquestions"C&I journaleditor sighting(Jasmine Ma& ShirinVossoughi)attend aninteractivedemosessionsomeone asksa questionabout AI in asession notabout AIsighting ofincomingpresidentMiwaTakeuchivirtualspeakerdrops outmid-sentenceAI enthusiastbrushes offan ethicsquestionspeakergoes overtime andprofuselyapologizesJLS editorsighting(LeemaBerland, EricaHalverson)AI partnerhumanized(a little toomuch)presenterexplains'youngpeople slang'fill out theILSSAsurveyattendAnandaMarin'skeynoteCSCL vs.ICLSrivalrymention"epistemic"used as afiller wordattend ahybridsymposiumintroducesomeone toa scholarTHEYadmiresomeone givesa 3-minute"question"that's just acommentILS journaleditorsighting(RebeccaReynolds)hotdrinkspillagespeakeranswersQ&A with "itdepends"someoneforgets tomute/echoeson zoompaper uses anLLM as a"thoughtpartner" for theresearcher, notthe student actuallyfollow up withsomeone youhave a convowithsomeonechasesthe shuttlesomeonewalks outof a talkattend avirtualkeynotewatch partyattendMarisaMoránJahn'skeynoteintroduceyourself toa scholaryou admireIntroduceyourself tosomeonewearing a "safeperson" stickersighting ofoutgoingpresidentJasmine Maspeakercursesduring apresentationbest papernomineepresentationattendAlyssaWise'skeynote"cheers"someonefrom adifferentcontinentattend theISLScommunitymeetingpurchasean ILSSAsticker"Caneveryonesee myslides?"see areal lifesurferpetcameooverzoomattendameetupsomeonetries tosell yousomethingsomeonefallsasleep inpublicHost chairKyliePepplersighting"but is thisscalable /generalizable"study usesGPT to codequalitativedataattendKareemEdouard'skeynotelive demohas abugsomeonementionsgoing toDisney insteadof a sessionsighting ofcurrentpresidentYotam Hoddaccidentaldoor slamduringsession"no timeforquestions"C&I journaleditor sighting(Jasmine Ma& ShirinVossoughi)attend aninteractivedemosessionsomeone asksa questionabout AI in asession notabout AIsighting ofincomingpresidentMiwaTakeuchivirtualspeakerdrops outmid-sentenceAI enthusiastbrushes offan ethicsquestionspeakergoes overtime andprofuselyapologizesJLS editorsighting(LeemaBerland, EricaHalverson)AI partnerhumanized(a little toomuch)presenterexplains'youngpeople slang'

ISLS Irvine Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. fill out the ILSSA survey
  2. attend Ananda Marin's keynote
  3. CSCL vs. ICLS rivalry mention
  4. "epistemic" used as a filler word
  5. attend a hybrid symposium
  6. introduce someone to a scholar THEY admire
  7. someone gives a 3-minute "question" that's just a comment
  8. ILS journal editor sighting (Rebecca Reynolds)
  9. hot drink spillage
  10. speaker answers Q&A with "it depends"
  11. someone forgets to mute/echoes on zoom
  12. paper uses an LLM as a "thought partner" for the researcher, not the student
  13. actually follow up with someone you have a convo with
  14. someone chases the shuttle
  15. someone walks out of a talk
  16. attend a virtual keynote watch party
  17. attend Marisa Morán Jahn's keynote
  18. introduce yourself to a scholar you admire
  19. Introduce yourself to someone wearing a "safe person" sticker
  20. sighting of outgoing president Jasmine Ma
  21. speaker curses during a presentation
  22. best paper nominee presentation
  23. attend Alyssa Wise's keynote
  24. "cheers" someone from a different continent
  25. attend the ISLS community meeting
  26. purchase an ILSSA sticker
  27. "Can everyone see my slides?"
  28. see a real life surfer
  29. pet cameo over zoom
  30. attend a meetup
  31. someone tries to sell you something
  32. someone falls asleep in public
  33. Host chair Kylie Peppler sighting
  34. "but is this scalable / generalizable"
  35. study uses GPT to code qualitative data
  36. attend Kareem Edouard's keynote
  37. live demo has a bug
  38. someone mentions going to Disney instead of a session
  39. sighting of current president Yotam Hodd
  40. accidental door slam during session
  41. "no time for questions"
  42. C&I journal editor sighting (Jasmine Ma & Shirin Vossoughi)
  43. attend an interactive demo session
  44. someone asks a question about AI in a session not about AI
  45. sighting of incoming president Miwa Takeuchi
  46. virtual speaker drops out mid-sentence
  47. AI enthusiast brushes off an ethics question
  48. speaker goes over time and profusely apologizes
  49. JLS editor sighting (Leema Berland, Erica Halverson)
  50. AI partner humanized (a little too much)
  51. presenter explains 'young people slang'