People startwriting theirnames forattendance inthe middle ofthe lectureTeacher asksquestions tolecturer onaudience'sbehalfDelayedstartAskingaudience about"where they arefrom" or "whatthey study"Break isshortened to5 minutes orskippedentirelyFREESPACELecturer triesstreamingYouTubevideoVery in-depthpresentationabout lecturer'sorganization thatis hard to graspTIMESNEWROMANDiscussionaboutattendance /chat logs /recording oflectureInvitedlecturerdoesn't knowhow zoomworksBreakout roomswith vaguequestions and/oreveryone issilentInternetor micdrops outPowerpointslidesaverage300+ wordseach"Funny"quotestangentiallyrelated tosubject"Doesanyonehave anyquestions?"People startwriting theirnames forattendance inthe middle ofthe lectureTeacher asksquestions tolecturer onaudience'sbehalfDelayedstartAskingaudience about"where they arefrom" or "whatthey study"Break isshortened to5 minutes orskippedentirelyFREESPACELecturer triesstreamingYouTubevideoVery in-depthpresentationabout lecturer'sorganization thatis hard to graspTIMESNEWROMANDiscussionaboutattendance /chat logs /recording oflectureInvitedlecturerdoesn't knowhow zoomworksBreakout roomswith vaguequestions and/oreveryone issilentInternetor micdrops outPowerpointslidesaverage300+ wordseach"Funny"quotestangentiallyrelated tosubject"Doesanyonehave anyquestions?"

Zoom PT 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. People start writing their names for attendance in the middle of the lecture
  2. Teacher asks questions to lecturer on audience's behalf
  3. Delayed start
  4. Asking audience about "where they are from" or "what they study"
  5. Break is shortened to 5 minutes or skipped entirely
  6. FREE SPACE
  7. Lecturer tries streaming YouTube video
  8. Very in-depth presentation about lecturer's organization that is hard to grasp
  9. TIMES NEW ROMAN
  10. Discussion about attendance / chat logs / recording of lecture
  11. Invited lecturer doesn't know how zoom works
  12. Breakout rooms with vague questions and/or everyone is silent
  13. Internet or mic drops out
  14. Powerpoint slides average 300+ words each
  15. "Funny" quotes tangentially related to subject
  16. "Does anyone have any questions?"