"Beyond the scope of this work" "That's an interesting question" Bitter postdoc asks question Doesn't go into PowerPoint presentation mode Student bobs head fighting sleep Speaker wastes 5 min in outline You have no idea what's going on Entire slide filled with text Cell phone goes off Laptop malfunction Blatant typo "The data CLEARLY shows" Speaker bashes previous work Uses latest buzz words in the field References advisor (past, present) Speaker is getting over a cold Use of Powerpoint with blue background Professor falls asleep Laser pointer doesn't work Introducing the speaker takes too long Person next to you on his/her laptop "We're looking into that" "Manuscript in preparation" Repeated use of "um..." "Beyond the scope of this work" "That's an interesting question" Bitter postdoc asks question Doesn't go into PowerPoint presentation mode Student bobs head fighting sleep Speaker wastes 5 min in outline You have no idea what's going on Entire slide filled with text Cell phone goes off Laptop malfunction Blatant typo "The data CLEARLY shows" Speaker bashes previous work Uses latest buzz words in the field References advisor (past, present) Speaker is getting over a cold Use of Powerpoint with blue background Professor falls asleep Laser pointer doesn't work Introducing the speaker takes too long Person next to you on his/her laptop "We're looking into that" "Manuscript in preparation" Repeated use of "um..."
(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.
"Beyond the scope of this work"
"That's an interesting question"
Bitter postdoc asks question
Doesn't go into PowerPoint presentation mode
Student bobs head fighting sleep
Speaker wastes 5 min in outline
You have no idea what's going on
Entire slide filled with text
Cell phone goes off
Laptop malfunction
Blatant typo
"The data CLEARLY shows"
Speaker bashes previous work
Uses latest buzz words in the field
References advisor (past, present)
Speaker is getting over a cold
Use of Powerpoint with blue background
Professor falls asleep
Laser pointer doesn't work
Introducing the speaker takes too long
Person next to you on his/her laptop
"We're looking into that"
"Manuscript in preparation"
Repeated use of "um..."