In an effort to help you find new and interesting ways to use clickers in your classes, we have created a set of clicker games that you can download and customize. The four we have feature pre-built clicker questions and pre-set hyperlinks on the game boards to help run the game. The games are currently set as team competitions with scoring, but they are customizable. You should be able to make the necessary changes to adapt the game to your classroom setting. If you have any questions, please email us at clicker-support@uiowa.edu. Or if you have any suggestions for games, submit them here.

Each of the games is set-up to run in PowerPoint. Two versions are provided: one for Office 2007 and one for Office 2003. If you are running TurningPoint on a Mac, try running the Office 2003 version. If you have any issues, please contact us at Clicker Support. The games are in compressed folders, so make sure to extract the files once you download them.

Clickerdy

Based on the game of Jeopardy.
We've built one board consisting of 5 categories, with 5 questions per category. The points per question reflect the dollar value. Currently, the game does not subtract points for an incorrect answer, but that can be changed.

For Office 2007 - For Office 2003

Who Wants to be a Clicker Millionaire?

The game consists of 15 questions with increasing point values. There is no master game board. It is a simple sequence of 15 questions with interspersed scoreboards.

For Office 2007 - For Office 2003

Classroom Trivia

Based on the Fox gameshow "Are you smarter than a 5th grader?"
Features 11 questions, ranging in difficulty based on the grade level of the question. By default, the scoring is set from 100 to 500 points, reflecting the difficulty.

For Office 2007 - For Office 2003

Clicker Pyramid

Based loosely on "The $64,000 Pyramid"
Begin in the lower left corner and try to clear the categories off the board. Within each category is a series of 5 questions, of increasing point value. To move onto the next question requires that the group select the correct answer. The goal is to collect as many points as possible.

For Office 2007 - For Office 2003