El-Shall interrupts the speaker Technical difficulties Sieber's question stumps the speaker "... et al." >2 minutes thanking people Undefined abbreviation >2 minutes explaining outline Excessive use of um/uh/like "Future work will..." Someone falls asleep Entire slide filled with equations Results conveniently show improvement Grad student wearing same outfit as yesterday Blatant typo Speaker runs out of time Someone signs in, then leaves Mac-PC formatting error "building on previous work" Chips opened loudly Cell phone goes off Sidorov "isn't convinced" Work ties in to cancer Someone drops a soda can Sidorov gets speaker to admit incorrect figure "data CLEARLY shows" You have no clue what's going on <5 faculty attend Speaker bashes previous work "That's an interesting question" El-Shall interrupts the speaker Technical difficulties Sieber's question stumps the speaker "... et al." >2 minutes thanking people Undefined abbreviation >2 minutes explaining outline Excessive use of um/uh/like "Future work will..." Someone falls asleep Entire slide filled with equations Results conveniently show improvement Grad student wearing same outfit as yesterday Blatant typo Speaker runs out of time Someone signs in, then leaves Mac-PC formatting error "building on previous work" Chips opened loudly Cell phone goes off Sidorov "isn't convinced" Work ties in to cancer Someone drops a soda can Sidorov gets speaker to admit incorrect figure "data CLEARLY shows" You have no clue what's going on <5 faculty attend Speaker bashes previous work "That's an interesting question"
(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.
El-Shall interrupts the speaker
Technical difficulties
Sieber's question stumps the speaker
"... et al."
>2 minutes thanking people
Undefined abbreviation
>2 minutes explaining outline
Excessive use of um/uh/like
"Future work will..."
Someone falls asleep
Entire slide filled with equations
Results conveniently show improvement
Grad student wearing same outfit as yesterday
Blatant typo
Speaker runs out of time
Someone signs in, then leaves
Mac-PC formatting error
"building on previous work"
Chips opened loudly
Cell phone goes off
Sidorov "isn't convinced"
Work ties in to cancer
Someone drops a soda can
Sidorov gets speaker to admit incorrect figure
"data CLEARLY shows"
You have no clue what's going on
<5 faculty attend
Speaker bashes previous work
"That's an interesting question"