Is really specific about something meaningless References one of the books Says “It’s all on Sakai” Asks everyone to stay engaged Someone asks a question about the syllabus Says something is a differentiator “Make sure you’re paying attention” Talks about personal brand Says something will help in your career “We’re going to get into our groups” Gives us a chart handout Asks us to “audit” something Make sure your cameras are on Mentions voice, tone, or message Asks how something relates to SWIPEBY Asks us to think about our target market Mentions conducting market research Gives busy work Starts class by asking how everyone is doing Mentions she met with a group “Just one minute I’m taking attendance” Talks about how she reads everyone’s work Shows a quote on the slides Brings up that marketing is about telling a story Is really specific about something meaningless References one of the books Says “It’s all on Sakai” Asks everyone to stay engaged Someone asks a question about the syllabus Says something is a differentiator “Make sure you’re paying attention” Talks about personal brand Says something will help in your career “We’re going to get into our groups” Gives us a chart handout Asks us to “audit” something Make sure your cameras are on Mentions voice, tone, or message Asks how something relates to SWIPEBY Asks us to think about our target market Mentions conducting market research Gives busy work Starts class by asking how everyone is doing Mentions she met with a group “Just one minute I’m taking attendance” Talks about how she reads everyone’s work Shows a quote on the slides Brings up that marketing is about telling a story
(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.
Is really specific about something meaningless
References one of the books
Says “It’s all on Sakai”
Asks everyone to stay engaged
Someone asks a question about the syllabus
Says something is a differentiator
“Make sure you’re paying attention”
Talks about personal brand
Says something will help in your career
“We’re going to get into our groups”
Gives us a chart handout
Asks us to “audit” something
Make sure your cameras are on
Mentions voice, tone, or message
Asks how something relates to SWIPEBY
Asks us to think about our target market
Mentions conducting market research
Gives busy work
Starts class by asking how everyone is doing
Mentions she met with a group
“Just one minute I’m taking attendance”
Talks about how she reads everyone’s work
Shows a quote on the slides
Brings up that marketing is about telling a story