Jeopardy Conference Game: Interactive Fun for Attendees
Jeopardy Conference Game
A Jeopardy-style conference game offers attendees an interactive way to review presentation topics, revisit key points, and close the program with a shared activity.
Create a customized game and present it with a projector at the end of the conference. Questions can draw from sessions, speakers, research topics, or other material covered during the event.
Planning the Game
Select Relevant Categories
Organize questions around conference themes, individual sessions, scientific methods, terminology, or memorable points from the program.
Prepare Clear Questions
Keep each prompt concise and confirm the intended response. Avoid questions that depend on information attendees could not reasonably have encountered.
Choose a Play Format
Decide whether attendees will participate individually, in teams, or as audience groups. Explain the rules and scoring before play begins.
Test the Setup
Check the game, projector, display size, and room audio before the session. Keep a copy of the questions available for the facilitator.
Tips for Conference Use
A short, focused game is generally easier to fit into a closing session or scheduled break. Allow time for instructions, team selection, scoring, and a final question.
Use readable text and give participants enough time to consider each prompt. If questions refer to presentation content, review them for accuracy before the event.