Introducesslide witha questionSleepingprofessorAudiencemember makesa suggestioninstead ofasking aquestionSleepingstudentCell/proteinblobsSpeakerssays "I willbe talkingabout..."Matchescolor of outfitwithpowerpointthemeCan’thearspeakerResearchholdspotential tocuresomethingFont tosmallto readSpeakerseemssurprised whennext slidecomes upSpeakerreadsdirectlyfrom slidesTechnicaldifficultiesWeakendingsuch as"And yeah"ExplainssomethingobviousDescribesresearch as“cool” or“awesome”or etc.Laserpointer onceilingClicks throughslides insteadof exitingpresentationduringquestionsSpeakertellsawkwardjokeYieldunder10%SqueakychairProfessoranswersquestionfor studentObvioustypoFutureworkincludespublishing"Difficultto seeherebut..."Obviousself-glorificationSlidecompletelyfull of textOverwhelmingamount ofinformation inone clickOutlinePointlessanimationIntroducesslide witha questionSleepingprofessorAudiencemember makesa suggestioninstead ofasking aquestionSleepingstudentCell/proteinblobsSpeakerssays "I willbe talkingabout..."Matchescolor of outfitwithpowerpointthemeCan’thearspeakerResearchholdspotential tocuresomethingFont tosmallto readSpeakerseemssurprised whennext slidecomes upSpeakerreadsdirectlyfrom slidesTechnicaldifficultiesWeakendingsuch as"And yeah"ExplainssomethingobviousDescribesresearch as“cool” or“awesome”or etc.Laserpointer onceilingClicks throughslides insteadof exitingpresentationduringquestionsSpeakertellsawkwardjokeYieldunder10%SqueakychairProfessoranswersquestionfor studentObvioustypoFutureworkincludespublishing"Difficultto seeherebut..."Obviousself-glorificationSlidecompletelyfull of textOverwhelmingamount ofinformation inone clickOutlinePointlessanimation

Seminar 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. Introduces slide with a question
  2. Sleeping professor
  3. Audience member makes a suggestion instead of asking a question
  4. Sleeping student
  5. Cell/protein blobs
  6. Speakers says "I will be talking about..."
  7. Matches color of outfit with powerpoint theme
  8. Can’t hear speaker
  9. Research holds potential to cure something
  10. Font to small to read
  11. Speaker seems surprised when next slide comes up
  12. Speaker reads directly from slides
  13. Technical difficulties
  14. Weak ending such as "And yeah"
  15. Explains something obvious
  16. Describes research as “cool” or “awesome” or etc.
  17. Laser pointer on ceiling
  18. Clicks through slides instead of exiting presentation during questions
  19. Speaker tells awkward joke
  20. Yield under 10%
  21. Squeaky chair
  22. Professor answers question for student
  23. Obvious typo
  24. Future work includes publishing
  25. "Difficult to see here but..."
  26. Obvious self-glorification
  27. Slide completely full of text
  28. Overwhelming amount of information in one click
  29. Outline
  30. Pointless animation