How to set robot skill level in Shark app.
In the Shark bridge app, students can now set the robot skill level of their games to “Classroom hands.” At this level, the robots will behave the ...
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In the Shark bridge app, students can now set the robot skill level of their games to “Classroom hands.” At this level, the robots will behave the ...
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You can play hands online from your Personal Deal Library, Classroom hands and Deal Generator hands. The robots will automatically switch to Classroom skill level and the table will be designated practice table.
Having partners type their nickname turned to be a challenge. Teacher's can now upload JSON text file with partnership information. To do so use t...
There are still some misconceptions and confusion about why teaching with Shark Bridge is cheaper and superior to BBO, and is worth every dollar/eu...
How to have a fun Duplicate Game in your lesson or present your lesson as a Duplicate Game.
Start your teaching session in Shark as usual and seat all your students. You are not limited to 4 students per table the duplicate game can be 2 students vs robots or even 1 student per table.
You can test the compatibility of their web browser with Shark's bridge table here:
If you can see your video feed and can enable/disable your microphone, then your Web Browser is compatible with our video/audio at the bridge table solution. (no changes)
We strongly encourage you to practice this before your classes start if you have never used Zoom AND another program at the same time. What is an ...