如何在 PowerPoint 中制作危险游戏（可播放模板）

First, set the game rules on team formation, reward types, and game format. Jeopardy is a highly customisable and versatile game. Depending on you and your team’s preferences, you can modify the rules to better suit your needs. For instance, in a classroom setting, you may want to consider simplifying the Jeopardy game into just one round, and using points to replace cash values.

Generally, the game can be played by individuals or teams. Decide on the minimum and maximum point value of the game and the types of rewards, as well as if you want to follow the traditional Jeopardy game format of having additional rounds of Double Jeopardy and Final Jeopardy.

Once the game rules are set, set up a game board – the most essential element of a Jeopardy game! Create a table on PowerPoint, or use the template we have prepared. A game board should consist of 6 columns or categories of different quiz types, and under each column are 5 clues phrased in answer form, in increasing point value and difficulty.

Alternatively, depending on your preference, you can also create separate slides for each clue in PowerPoint.

Next, pick at least 1 clue on the board to be the “Daily Double” – when picked, the contestant/contesting team wager any amount of points up to their current points. If they answer correctly, they win the round. If they don’t, they lose the points.
📝 Note: If you are playing the Double Jeopardy round, pick 2 clues from the board to be the “Daily Double”.

This is an optional step. If you are playing Double Jeopardy, you need to create a separate game board, doubling the amount of rewards for each clue. If Final Jeopardy is played, create a separate slide for the Final Jeopardy clue. Like Daily Double, the contestant/contesting team wager any amount of points up to their current points, and the contestant/contesting team has to answer the quiz under a time limit.
💡 Pro Tip: Use ClassPoint’s Timer to add an extra layer of excitement and challenge during the Final Jeopardy round, keeping participants on their toes as they race against the clock to formulate their responses.

Once you have decided on the different clue categories and the respective clues to include for each Jeopardy round, prepare a separate slide for the answers.

If you have created your clue behind the point value on the same slide as the game board, you can utilize ClassPoint’s Draggable Objects to reveal the clues behind each point value during the game. To use ClassPoint’s Draggable Objects to set up the game board:
1. Download ClassPoint for free.
2. Click “Draggable Objects” from the “More Features” dropdown on your PowerPoint ribbon.
3. Select all the point values you would like to be turned into draggable elements and click “Drag enabled” on the side panel.
4. To drag: Enter slideshow mode and click on the Draggable Objects icon at the ClassPoint toolbar to start dragging and revealing the clues underneath!

Alternatively, if you prefer not to reveal clues using Draggable Objects and if you have created your clues on separate slides in your PowerPoint, you can add hyperlinks to connect the point values and their respective clues to allow better navigation between the slides. In the Jeopardy game template provided, we have included hyperlinks between each point value to its respective clue slide.

This is an optional step. You can also add visual aids and multimedia to the clues to make the game more visually appealing!

The traditional way of keeping track of scores would be to assign a scorekeeper and include a manual scoring board on PowerPoint. However, you can leverage on ClassPoint’s built-in gamification features in PowerPoint to award scores and access to a leaderboard right at your fingertips. Here is how:
1. Once you have downloaded ClassPoint and signed in, go to Class List at your PowerPoint ribbon.
2. Add the contestants’ names/teams’ names.
3. Award Points – During each Jeopardy game round, award and deduct stars from the contestants/contesting teams by going to “My Classes” or “Name Picker” tab at the ClassPoint toolbar during PowerPoint Slideshow mode.
4. Leaderboard – You can access the leaderboard feature at the ClassPoint toolbar during PowerPoint Slideshow mode to keep track of the scores during the game.