While Jeopardy is typically played as a whole class, this version of FigJam can be played individually or in pairs. To the right of the game board there are 30 additional sections that are hidden. Join all the additional sections to reveal a toolbar with a winking eye. Click on the winking eye to show the sections.
Create tutorials, tips, extra practice, etc. for each of the questions if students have difficulties answering them.
FigJams are multimedia. Paste a link to a YouTube video, digital questionnaire, or support website. An insert card is added to the section. Add text boxes and design interactive support materials.
After you add content to the extra help sections, hide the sections to allow students to see the extra material when they need it.
Help icon
Below each question card is a small help icon that hyperlinks to the additional section. Students click on the help icon to be transported to the appropriate section. Students click on the winking eye to reveal hidden content in the section.
Sharing the FigJam Jeopardy game with students
There are several ways to use Jeopardy Game that will influence how you share FigJam with students. I highly recommend you publish your FigJam. This will help ensure you don't accidentally “mess up” your original. Click “Share” in the upper right corner and click the “Publish” tab. This will allow you to create a collection of templates that when you click on them, will automatically make a copy. You can see what my published FigJam files look like here:
