Sep 29, 2015 | Eventzee Exposure, TESTIMONIALS
In “Eventzee Exposure” we look at testimonials from happy clients who have hosted their own Scavenger Hunts. Our users’ experience is very important to us, so when things go off without a hitch we want to cheer about it. If you’d be interested in sharing your Eventzee experience please reach out to iloveyou@munzee.com!
Host: Association For Talent Development- Dallas Chapter
Location: Plano, TX
Event Breakdown:
Eventzee partnered with the Dallas Chapter of ATD to create an engaging experience for the attendees of the Southwest Learning Summit. Combining features from both Photo and QR Code Scavenger hunts ATD used Eventzee to test learning comprehension and encourage networking among the attendees. Photo clues were used to create a fun environment for randomly assigned teams throughout the day. QR Codes were placed outside of each presentation and when players scanned it they were quizzed on the lecture they just watched.
Photo Clue Examples:
- Team Photo- Find as many of your team members as you can at breakfast and take a picture.
- Friendly Competition – Introduce yourself to opposing team members at breakfast and take a picture with at least one.
- Perfect Presentation- After your first presentation is complete, take a picture next to the presentation poster outside of the conference room.
- Vibrant Vendors – Take a picture with a vendor at their booth!
- Full House – Take a picture of the room full of attendees AFTER your first afternoon session is concluded.
- Buddy System – Take a picture with a team member during a break.
QR Code Quiz Examples:
Dr. Lana Petru Quiz- Scan the code and answer this question after Petru’s presentation “The Business Case for Emotional Intelligence”
- Quiz Question:
- Dr. Lane Petru posits that _________ is the single biggest predictor of performance in the workplace.
- Assumed Responsibility
- Higher Education
- Corporate Experience
- Emotional Intelligence- CORRECT
Dr. Patti Phillips Quiz- Scan the code and answer this question after Dr. Phillips’ presentation “How to Measure the Success of Learning and Development”
- Quiz Question:
- How many levels are involved in outcome evaluation?
Photo Examples:
About ATD- Dallas Chapter:
ATD Dallas is the local chapter of the international ATD professional association. ATD is the world leading organization focused on the promotion and advancement of workplace learning and performance.
To learn more about ATD Dallas go to:
http://www.dallasastd.org/
Sep 24, 2015 | Announcements, Challenge Suggestions, Weekly Hunt
Looking for engaging photo or video challenge ideas for your next event? These scavenger hunt–style challenges are designed to encourage creativity and participation and can be completed anywhere in the world. Because they aren’t tied to a specific location, venue, or live event, they work well for virtual events, hybrid experiences, conferences, and team-building activities. Use these ideas as inspiration or customize them to fit your event’s theme and engagement goals.
- 5 O’Clock Somewhere… -Take a photo of a clock at 5:00 o’clock.
- Deck The Falls -It’s officially Autumn in the US. So creatively represent the season- even if it’s not Fall in your country.
- Tourist Trap -Take a photo of a unique tourism attraction in your town/city.
- Man + Bun -Take a photo of a man with hamburger bun on his head.
- Hallmark Hero -Take a photo of a greeting card. The funnier the better.
- GAME OVER -Recreate a well known video game. Must include the name of the game somewhere in the photo.
- Hidden in Plain Sight -Take a photo of something/someone in camouflage.
- C.S.I. -Make a chalk outline of an imaginary murder victim.
- Alphabet Soup- S -Take a photo of something that starts with an “S”.
- Bird Watcher -Take a photo of a bird in a tree. Must be outside.
- Street Vendor -Take a photo of a someone selling something on the streets. Examples include food trucks, hot dog carts, Farmer’s Markets, etc.
- CAUTION -Find a “Caution” sign/sticker/tape somewhere in public.
- #ThrowBackThursday -Share a past pic that is in black and white. Must be a print, does not have to be of you. No screenshots allowed.
- Couch Potato -Creatively represent the saying “Couch Potato.” Photo must include a literal potato and couch.
- “Kick Me” -Put a “Kick Me” sign on your back. Think anybody will notice?
Want to turn these photo and video challenge ideas into an engaging scavenger hunt for your next event? Contact the Eventzee team to learn how our platform supports virtual, hybrid, and in-person events around the world.
https://eventzeeapp.com/contact/
Sep 17, 2015 | Announcements, Challenge Suggestions, Weekly Hunt
This post is part of Eventzee’s collection of photo and video challenge ideas designed for scavenger hunts and interactive events. These challenges can be completed anywhere in the world and aren’t tied to a specific venue or live event, making them perfect for virtual events, hybrid experiences, global teams, and remote participants. Use these ideas for team building activities, conferences, marketing campaigns, or standalone scavenger hunts.
- Dewey Decimal System- Go to a library and take a photo of this book classification system.
- Mannequin- Take a fashionable photo with a department store mannequin.
- Far-Reaching Feet- Go to a shoe store and try on the biggest shoe size they carry. Must be new shoes.
- Oktoberfest!- Oktoberfest kicks off worldwide this weekend, so creatively represent the festival.
- Animal House- Take a photo at a pet store. pound, or animal rescue building.
- Fill’er Up- Take a photo outside of a gas station. Make sure the fuel pump is in the photo.
- Alphabet Soup- R- Find something that starts with the letter R.
- Monster Under The Bed- Be cautious of the Boogeyman and creatively represent a monster under the bed.
- Shiver Me Timbers!- Argh Matey, Saturday is International Talk Like a Pirate Day and we want to see your best pirate interpretations. Be creative!
- #ThrowBackThursday- Share a past pic of any significant moment, but this week NO SCREENSHOTS WILL BE ACCEPTED. Only actually printed photos. Start digging into that old photo album.
- Antonyms- Find two distinct objects that are opposite of one another.
- Global Goodies- Take a photo of candy that is unique to where you live in the world. Include your home country somewhere in the photo.
- Creative Calendar- Pick a month of the year and creatively represent it in photo form. Make sure to include the month you have chosen in the photo.
- Criss-Cross Streets- Find two street signs crossing that start with the same letter. Might want to check a map…
- Retro Rewind- Take a photo of a VHS tape movie box.
Want to turn these photo and video challenge ideas into an engaging scavenger hunt for your next event? Contact the Eventzee team to learn how our platform supports virtual, hybrid, and in-person events around the world.
https://eventzeeapp.com/contact/
Sep 16, 2015 | Announcements, Hunt Tips
Every student learns differently, but all can make use of the fun and unique learning experience of our new Eventzee EDU program. Digital Scavenger Hunts combine effective use of technology with higher level questioning while engaging students in fun, creative ways.
Bring the classroom into the real world with our new Eventzee EDU program!
- Formative Assessment with instant feedback for teachers.
- Engage students in making real world connections to curriculum.
- Creates active learners.
Interested? Contact us at Eventzee@Munzee.com for more info!
Photo hunts can surge creativity and encourage positive interactions between classmates, while QR Code hunts can drive students to certain locations and test their knowledge with quiz functions. Bring excitement back to education with Eventzee EDU.
Integrate technology into your classroom to help enhance education and encourage passion in learning. Students of all ages know their way around tablets, smartphones and computers- sometimes more so than their teachers. So it’s up to you as the educator to combine technology and textbooks to offer unique learning opportunities in the classroom.
As education develops digitally there are reasonable risks that come with it. At Eventzee we understand that the focus on student information and privacy is of utmost importance. We work hard to make this program fun, customizable, and most importantly, safe for all ages by putting control in the hands of educators.
For more info look into our updated Eventzee EDU clause in our Privacy Policies.
Students already spend a large portion of their time playing interactive games on a variety of devices, so use this interest to enhance their education. Class is already back in session so don’t waste any time- bring Eventzee EDU to your school!
Sep 10, 2015 | Announcements, Challenge Suggestions, Weekly Hunt
Need inspiration for photo and video challenge ideas that work anywhere? These scavenger hunt ideas are built to spark creativity and boost engagement for participants around the globe. Since the challenges aren’t tied to a specific location or event, they’re ideal for virtual scavenger hunts, hybrid events, remote team building, and conferences. Each challenge can be adapted to fit your audience, timeline, and event goals.
- Boom’n Beats – Take a photo of an old school radio, boombox or stereo. Cannot be a digital music player.
- Lumberjack’d – Grab your best flannel and head out to the woods. Ax and rugged beard not required, but are encouraged.
- Unicolor – Wear an outfit of all the same color. Pants, shirt, jacket, etc must all be the same color.
- Newsworthy – Mockup up a news anchor desk and deliver the news. Be creative!
- Can Pyramid – How tall of a pyramid can you make out of cans? Take a photo to prove it.
- Homecoming Mum – Make your own flowery version of this Texas tradition. Don’t know what a homecoming mum is? Do some research!
- Hair Headquarters – Take a photo at a barbershop/salon. Maybe even go inside to get a trim.
- Wet N’ Wild Wheel Wash – Take a photo at a car wash or washing your own car. Don’t forget the soap!
- Alphabet Soup- Q – Find something that starts with the letter Q.
- Bench Buddies – Take a photo sitting at a public bench with a friend.
- #ThrowBackThursday – Share a past pic of you with a childhood pet.
- Personal Paint Party – Show us your painting skills. Here’s the twist: You’re the canvas. Things might get a little messy.
- Flame Fighters Fortress – Take a photo at a fire station. be sure to commend your local firefighters for their hard work.
- Essential Emojis – Creatively represent an emojii in real life. Must include a picture of the emoji you’re representing somewhere in the photo.
- Modern Medieval Mêlées- Creatively represent the medieval sport of jousting. Be creative, but please be safe.
Want to turn these photo and video challenge ideas into an engaging scavenger hunt for your next event? Contact the Eventzee team to learn how our platform supports virtual, hybrid, and in-person events around the world.
https://eventzeeapp.com/contact/
