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With many people choosing to quarantine and stay home more often, Zoom provides a way to bring your friends together in one spot. Everyone can join while in their pajamas and still enjoy some social time. Any of the games on our list would be viable options for non-work events, so consider changing up your virtual happy hours by adding a game to have some fun. It also works for family gatherings, which is particularly beneficial when people live in all various parts of the country but can jump on a video call together. Quick easy zoom games Scheduling a meeting is free and easy with Zoom. All you need to do is click the ‘Schedule meeting’ button, share the meeting ID and password and make sure that all the participants have access to this. You can also allow it to add the meeting to your calendars so you can keep track of the time.
Zoom team games
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Zoom meeting game
Rock, Paper, Scissors is another familiar game, but it can be easily adapted to suit the current ZOOM classes being hosted. Play online by pairing off your students or use an online version that we've linked below for your convenience. Never miss another action item Coming from the same makers as HeadsUp, Psych! is another great option for games to play on Zoom for those who enjoy trivia. The game is available as an app for Android and iOS from their respective app stores and is free to play. Once downloaded, players submit fun answers to various trivia questions and they must then try to find out which is correct. Just like HeadsUp, the game is sure to bring out the best in people as they do their best to keep the questions coming.
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