Whatever the occasion, the promise of a good film and a huge bucket of popcorn provides an ideal place to show off some great looks. They are also the perfect choice for introverts who appreciate a going-out experience that does not require too much social interaction. A group text chat helped with getting everyone onto the correct room, as well as some quick troubleshooting at the beginning of the night.They can also be great for dates (going to the movies is an easy, stress-free option for a first date when you are first getting to know one another!) and for just hanging out with friends or family. Everyone had a chance to refill their drinks and snacks, take quick bio-break and then I would start up another room in Zoom and we all would join in for the next round. This worked much better than I expected, and I was happy to see everyone swaying to the music clips while wrinkling their faces up trying to recall the songs and artists.Īs for the 40 minute time limit for the Zoom meetings, we just played 2 or 3 rounds (until the timer was getting close to the 40 minutes) and then took a short 10-15 minute break.
Each team just marked their own answer sheets, and gave me their total for each round, which I tracked on a spreadsheet.įor the music round, we set up the screen share in Zoom to use the computer audio (took me a while to figure this out) so the teams could hear the song clips and guess their answers. For the picture round, we put a separate slide for each picture, and then combined them all together for the answer slide.
I was set up as the host of the night, and I used the screen sharing option in Zoom to share the Powerpoint to the group.
We used the Powerpoint presentation, which worked really well. We just ran our second “Social Distancing” Trivia night tonight, and it went over really well. Once enabled, you will see a new icon at the bottom of your zoom meeting: There are detailed instructions on the Zoom Website available here: Unfortunately, this feature is disabled by default and will have to be enabled. There is a great feature in Zoom that enables you to put people into team, then send them to a breakout room, where they can discuss the answers amongst themselves, without worrying about anyone hearing/seeing them. Also, ask 1 person to be the team "captain" and make sure they have pen and paper to take notes (Not 100% necessary, but recommended) At the beginning of the game, either assign the players into teams, or ask them if they would like to form their own teams. It's a lot more engaging and actually makes things easier to host. There are many different ways you can run the quiz, but we have found this to be the most effective way, which can easily be adapted to suit your own needs and situation.Īlthough each individual can play on their own, we recommend putting the players into teams.
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