A PPT slidehas toosmall oftext to read“We’re inthistogether.”Anythingaboutstate/federalfundingSomeoneuses asportsmetaphor.“We’reout oftime.”“We’repreparingstudents forthe workforceof tomorrow.”Someoneshares apersonalstory.“Safespace.”“Breakinto smallgroups.”“We needto bemoreagile.”“industrypartnerships.”“We’recommittedto DEI.”“Fosteringa growthmindset.”"Trustee(Mark)Neupert"Someonereferences arecentstudentsuccess.Someonementions agrant orfundingopportunity.“Can youhear mein theback?”"Data-informed.”“I justwant topiggybackon that.”The presenterusesbuzzwordswithoutsubstance“Institutionaltransformation.”"Demographiccliff"“We’repreparingstudents forjobs that don’texist yet.”Anythingabout thebudget“If youcan hearme, claponce."Someoneasks aquestionthat’s actuallya comment.Slide deckwon’tload.“That’s agreatquestion!”“We’vealwaysdone itthis way.”Someoneuses anacronym nooneunderstands.“Thinkoutsidethe box.”Microphonefeedbackscreech.“Let’s takea 5-minutestretchbreak.”“We’restudent-centered.”You’re askedto introduceyourself tosomeone youdon’t know.Colleaguesat your tableis on theirphone/laptopAdminblames CBAfor something(AAUP orstaff)A slidehas atypo“Interdisciplinary"OR"collaboration”Adminbragsabout newCBAYou’reasked toreflectsilently.Someonebrings upGen AI (e.g.,ChatGPT)“We’rebridgingtheory andpractice.”"Student-ready.”“We’re apolytechnicinstitution"Someoneuses ametaphorthat doesn’tquite land.“We’rewaiting onIT(Bryan)”Someonemakes ajoke thatdoesn’t land.Someonebrings up acontroversialtopic.“We’re in atransitionalmoment.”You’reasked to“turn to yourneighbor.”“Can yourepeat thequestion?”“We arehands-on.”“Assessment.”Someonereferences abook no onehas read.“Experientiallearning.”Someone’sphoneringsSomeonereferencesa recentconference.“Committed tocontinuousimprovement.”A PPTslide hastoo manyanimationsEmphasisis madeabout smallclass sizePresenterforgets tounmute."Appliedlearning"“We’re notjust surviving—we’rethriving.”You’reasked to“think-pair-share.”A PPT slidehas toosmall oftext to read“We’re inthistogether.”Anythingaboutstate/federalfundingSomeoneuses asportsmetaphor.“We’reout oftime.”“We’repreparingstudents forthe workforceof tomorrow.”Someoneshares apersonalstory.“Safespace.”“Breakinto smallgroups.”“We needto bemoreagile.”“industrypartnerships.”“We’recommittedto DEI.”“Fosteringa growthmindset.”"Trustee(Mark)Neupert"Someonereferences arecentstudentsuccess.Someonementions agrant orfundingopportunity.“Can youhear mein theback?”"Data-informed.”“I justwant topiggybackon that.”The presenterusesbuzzwordswithoutsubstance“Institutionaltransformation.”"Demographiccliff"“We’repreparingstudents forjobs that don’texist yet.”Anythingabout thebudget“If youcan hearme, claponce."Someoneasks aquestionthat’s actuallya comment.Slide deckwon’tload.“That’s agreatquestion!”“We’vealwaysdone itthis way.”Someoneuses anacronym nooneunderstands.“Thinkoutsidethe box.”Microphonefeedbackscreech.“Let’s takea 5-minutestretchbreak.”“We’restudent-centered.”You’re askedto introduceyourself tosomeone youdon’t know.Colleaguesat your tableis on theirphone/laptopAdminblames CBAfor something(AAUP orstaff)A slidehas atypo“Interdisciplinary"OR"collaboration”Adminbragsabout newCBAYou’reasked toreflectsilently.Someonebrings upGen AI (e.g.,ChatGPT)“We’rebridgingtheory andpractice.”"Student-ready.”“We’re apolytechnicinstitution"Someoneuses ametaphorthat doesn’tquite land.“We’rewaiting onIT(Bryan)”Someonemakes ajoke thatdoesn’t land.Someonebrings up acontroversialtopic.“We’re in atransitionalmoment.”You’reasked to“turn to yourneighbor.”“Can yourepeat thequestion?”“We arehands-on.”“Assessment.”Someonereferences abook no onehas read.“Experientiallearning.”Someone’sphoneringsSomeonereferencesa recentconference.“Committed tocontinuousimprovement.”A PPTslide hastoo manyanimationsEmphasisis madeabout smallclass sizePresenterforgets tounmute."Appliedlearning"“We’re notjust surviving—we’rethriving.”You’reasked to“think-pair-share.”

Untitled 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. A PPT slide has too small of text to read
  2. “We’re in this together.”
  3. Anything about state/federal funding
  4. Someone uses a sports metaphor.
  5. “We’re out of time.”
  6. “We’re preparing students for the workforce of tomorrow.”
  7. Someone shares a personal story.
  8. “Safe space.”
  9. “Break into small groups.”
  10. “We need to be more agile.”
  11. “industry partnerships.”
  12. “We’re committed to DEI.”
  13. “Fostering a growth mindset.”
  14. "Trustee (Mark) Neupert"
  15. Someone references a recent student success.
  16. Someone mentions a grant or funding opportunity.
  17. “Can you hear me in the back?”
  18. "Data-informed.”
  19. “I just want to piggyback on that.”
  20. The presenter uses buzzwords without substance
  21. “Institutional transformation.”
  22. "Demographic cliff"
  23. “We’re preparing students for jobs that don’t exist yet.”
  24. Anything about the budget
  25. “If you can hear me, clap once."
  26. Someone asks a question that’s actually a comment.
  27. Slide deck won’t load.
  28. “That’s a great question!”
  29. “We’ve always done it this way.”
  30. Someone uses an acronym no one understands.
  31. “Think outside the box.”
  32. Microphone feedback screech.
  33. “Let’s take a 5-minute stretch break.”
  34. “We’re student-centered.”
  35. You’re asked to introduce yourself to someone you don’t know.
  36. Colleagues at your table is on their phone/laptop
  37. Admin blames CBA for something (AAUP or staff)
  38. A slide has a typo
  39. “Interdisciplinary" OR "collaboration”
  40. Admin brags about new CBA
  41. You’re asked to reflect silently.
  42. Someone brings up Gen AI (e.g., ChatGPT)
  43. “We’re bridging theory and practice.”
  44. "Student-ready.”
  45. “We’re a polytechnic institution"
  46. Someone uses a metaphor that doesn’t quite land.
  47. “We’re waiting on IT (Bryan)”
  48. Someone makes a joke that doesn’t land.
  49. Someone brings up a controversial topic.
  50. “We’re in a transitional moment.”
  51. You’re asked to “turn to your neighbor.”
  52. “Can you repeat the question?”
  53. “We are hands-on.”
  54. “Assessment.”
  55. Someone references a book no one has read.
  56. “Experiential learning.”
  57. Someone’s phone rings
  58. Someone references a recent conference.
  59. “Committed to continuous improvement.”
  60. A PPT slide has too many animations
  61. Emphasis is made about small class size
  62. Presenter forgets to unmute.
  63. "Applied learning"
  64. “We’re not just surviving—we’re thriving.”
  65. You’re asked to “think-pair-share.”