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http://www.c3visuals.com C3 Visuals software enables you to create fun and engaging training/learning games for the classroom, conference room and the web. Using our rapid game development software, you can create fully customized games for use in multiple platforms. Our rich 3D backgrounds, sound effects, and easy-to-use game builder helps you quickly create training games that are entertaining as well as educational. Currently, we have two game styles: My Quiz Show (Jeopardy® style) and My Billionaire Game (Who Wants to be a Millionaire® style). My Billionaire Game allows you to play shorter games (1-15 questions). This is a great way to review a presentation or to use when a short teaching game is needed. Easily make a game to cover a 15 minute training session. The choice is yours. Play with a single player/team or two players/teams. This game is a hit for conferences and special events. Though both games have similarities to the TV version, our games come with more options and features to allow you greater flexibility when building your games. |
 
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osu-quiz
http://osu-quiz.sourceforge.net/ HTML/Javascript jeopardy game. Add your own questions/answers. Keeps score automatically. Very customizable. |
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Jeopardy-like Quiz Game - Free Software Download.
http://www.QuizGamePC.com/index.asp?Code=5000&Google=Shambles Jeopardy-like Quiz Game with 6 Player PC USB/Serial port buzzer system. Keeps score for up to 6 players or 2 teams of 3 players. Include text, pictures and audio in the questions and answers. Free software download. Commercial Product |
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Stus Double Jeopardy
http://jeopardygame.wordpress.com Stu's Double Jeopardy Probably the best Jeopardy gameshow studio for classrooms. Build and share your quizzes and skins too. |
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Jeopardy in LaTeX
http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/help/Catalogue/entries/jeopardy.html Build the jeopardy game with (pdf)latex. Full support of mathematics, the game designed for one or two players. |
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Jeopardy-format Game Show Presentation
http://www.almorale.com/training-games.html Presentation-quality game show tool with complete multimedia and Jeopardy-style category board. Supports up to 10 players or teams. Free trial version. Customers who use our popular Presentation Edition have told us for years they love it for training, classes and events. |
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MCJeopardy
http://www.ewhitgames.com/MCJeopardy/Overview.html MCJeopardy is a free customizable multiple choice Jeopardy game based in Microsoft PowerPoint. Up to four players/teams can play at one time. Create reusable questions using the built in editor and play them whenever you want. The questions can be automatically saved in a .txt format. MCJeopardy, unlike standard Jeopardy, uses multiple choice questions. This makes it ideal for reviewing for tests. Players take turn anwering questions. MCJeopardy keeps score for you--eliminating the need for paper and pen. |
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Jeopardy Game : Europe Theme (PPT format)
http://tinyurl.com/joxqd Jeopardy Game : Europe Theme (PPT format) |
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Build Your Own Jeopardy (BYO)
http://www.wolfescience.com/byojeopardy BYOJeopardy -- Build Your Own Jeopardy. A free program to build and play Jeopardy-like games that can be used in the classroom or played with friends. Free software to download |
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Jeopardy Power Point + Instructions
http://www.holton.k12.ks.us/hms/library/midlib/teacher.html Jeopardy Power Point + Instructions |
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Library Science Jeopardy
http://wam.umd.edu/~aubrycp/project/jeopardy.html Library Science Jeopardy Welcome librarians, MLS candidates, and other interested pursuers of knowledge; welcome one and all to Library Science Jeopardy. Just like the popular television version, the primary rule remains to provide your answer in the form of a question. There are six categories to select from, each containing five answers in ascending order of difficulty. Click on any of these from the game board below and you will encounter your first answer. Pioneers | Machinery & Technology | Buildings | Systems of Organization | In the Arts | History | |
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Classroom Jeopardy Kits
http://tinyurl.com/7v63y Classroom Jeopardy Kits |
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Classroom Jeopardy! 5th Grade Kit
http://tinyurl.com/cnxzr Classroom Jeopardy! 5th Grade Kit Includes everything you need to create and play Jeopardy! in the classroom! This kit is specifically created for the third grade classroom and includes Cartridges for Elementary School Grade 5: Part One and Part Two, which follow national standards for language arts, math, social studies, science, and geography. Also included are 10 blank cartridges that can be used to create, save and share up to 120 additional Jeopardy! games, allowing educators to create games to reinforce any school subject and to save them for use for years to come. Creating your own customized games is easy, simply plug the special keyboard (included) into the back of the scoreboard unit and follow the prompts on the LCD display to type in your Jeopardy! categories and "answers." Your game is automatically saved on a convenient plug-in cartridge that holds 5-12 games, so you'll have it at your fingertips for next year's class, or to swap with other teachers. |
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Classroom Jeopardy Kit
http://tinyurl.com/9z2a9 Classroom Jeopardy Kit Transform your classroom into an action-packed Jeopardy! studio with Classroom Jeopardy!, the fun, exciting, and effective way for your students to review what you teach. Classroom Jeopardy! looks, sounds and plays like the TV show! Award-winning Classroom Jeopardy! brings all the sights, sounds, and non-stop thrills of TV's Jeopardy! to your class - from the Daily Double to the Final Jeopardy! "Think Music." In just minutes you'll master the intuitive Classroom Jeopardy! Editor?software with its familiar commands. Games play on your TV (or can be projected onto a screen using an LCD Projector for group presentations) Players "buzz in" on wireless remotes that work anywhere in your classroom or across your school auditorium. |
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PowerPoint templates
http://www.netxv.net/esc/technology/InstructionalTechnology/templates/powerpoint.htm PowerPoint templates | Jeopardy | Millionaire | Mindreader | |
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Silent Jeopardy Review
http://www.teachers.net/lessons/posts/810.html Silent Jeopardy Review Silent Jeopardy is a good activity to use as review at the end of a unit. |
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Computer Skills Jeopardy
http://tinyurl.com/3ro7u Computer Skills Jeopardy Word Processing | spreadsheets | databases | ethics | telecommunications | hardware | software | |
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Jeopardy : Third Grade Science
http://www.salem.k12.va.us/south/soljeopardy/Science3/3rdscience.htm Jeopardy : Third Grade Science : Questions and Answers |
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Neuro Jeopardy
http://faculty.washington.edu/chudler/jeopardy.html Neuro-Jeopardy is a game to test your knowledge about the nervous system. The game is contained in a Powerpoint file. Therefore, your computer must have the ability to read ppt files. When you start the game, you will see a table with six rows and five columns. Click on any point value to start the game. You will then be given an answer. Your job is to give the question for the answer. For example, if the answer is: "Responsible for thinking and planning; located in your head." - your question should be "What is the brain?" |
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PowerPoint Jeopardy
http://www.jmu.edu/madison/teacher/jeopardy/jeopardy.htm PowerPoint Jeopardy | Jeopardy Template | Double Jeopardy Template | Instructions for Using PowerPoint Jeopardy Templates | Creating Your Own PowerPoint Jeopardy Game | Template for Questions | |
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Jeopardy : History - Geography - Economics - Government
http://www.nps.k12.va.us/aaa/media/SOL_SOS/3sol/histjeopardy.html Jeopardy : History - Geography - Economics - Government Questions (+ answers) already in an online diplay to be used immediately in the classroom. |
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Geology Jeopardy
http://www.regentsearthscience.com/geology_jeopardy.htm Geology Jeopardy can by used by the individual to review concepts in earth science or in the classroom as a classroom activity. Simply divide the class into two teams and tally the points each team makes as they chose the category and point value from the board. Don't forget to answer in the form of a question and scroll down to find out the correct answer. Teachers can use all different bells and whistles to make the game more exciting. rocks | minerals | topography | astronomy | weathering | erosion | tectonics | meteorology | |
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How Do I Make a Jeopardy Game : pdf file
http://tinyurl.com/6rz8x How Do I Make a Jeopardy Game? ... pdf file instructions |
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Jeopardy Templates for Teachers
http://www.techteachers.com/jeopardytemplates.htm Jeopardy Templates for Teachers This is a collection of sites that have jeopardy games to review concepts in all content areas. Teachers have used a jeopardy template, added content and posted the presentations for other teachers to use. Most of these are created in PowerPoint, in the Mac environment the software Keynote opens these presentations, or download the PowerPoint viewer. |
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Jeopardy Games created by Teachers (PowerPoint files)
http://www.elainefitzgerald.com/jeopardy.htm Jeopardy Games created by Teachers (PowerPoint files) Fraction Jeopardy (5th Grade) | Geometry Jeopardy(5th Grade) | Jeopardy PowerPoint Template | Electronic Portfolio Template | |
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Decimal and Whole Number Jeopardy
http://www.quia.com/cb/8142.html Decimal and Whole Number Jeopardy |
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Jeopardy Games
http://www.hardin.k12.ky.us/res_techn/countyjeopardygames.htm Jeopardy Games recommended site to start at The following games have been created by Hardin County Teachers for use in their classrooms. Each will reflect the curriculum area and the Exit Expectation that the game addresses. |
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Jeopardy : The Official Site
http://www.jeopardy.com/ The official Jeopardy website, with information about the show, including how to be a contestant, as well as an online version of the show. |
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Library Science Jeopardy
http://www.wam.umd.edu/~aubrycp/project/jeopardy.html Welcome librarians, MLS candidates, and other interested pursuers of knowledge; welcome one and all to Library Science Jeopardy. Just like the popular television version, the primary rule remains to provide your answer in the form of a question. There are six categories to select from, each containing five answers in ascending order of difficulty. Click on any of these from the game board below and you will encounter your first answer. Below the answer will appear four possibly correct questions, from which you must select the correct question. If you are of the competitive sort, you might want to have pencil and paper handy to keep score. There are no prizes, but, if you guess correctly, you will win an expanded explanation of the correct question. |
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