Teaching Bridge online has never been EASIER! Video Tutorials
Here you can find video tutorials from teachers using Shark Bridge Teacher's Console for online lessons.
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Here you can find video tutorials from teachers using Shark Bridge Teacher's Console for online lessons.
Adam is among the country’s top bridge teachers and authors. He has written three acclaimed books and writes a monthly column in the ACBL Bridge Bulletin.
Kim Gilman, a popular Boston-area teacher, has online classes for all levels, both daytimes and evenings. Her students love her interactive and easy-to-understand presentations. Kim's goal is for you to enjoy yourself as you learn! Her current schedule with many class options can be found at www.bridgewithkim.com.
To add a file to a classroom module using a code in the Shark Bridge app, follow these steps: Open Shark Bridge App: Start by opening the Shark ...
Teachers can share with their students, not only files with hands, but also sets from Deal Generator. Generator sets can be loaded from Classroom h...
David is a Bronze Life Master, an ACBL certified "Online Best Practice" bridge teacher.
His bidding class runs Mondays 9:30 am to 11:15 am EST and his Declarer play class runs Wednesdays 9:30 am to 11:15 am. You can reach him at dlibchaber@gmail.com
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...
To play after class you need the Shark Bridge App, it is a full-featured computer bridge game, that makes for a perfect companion on your journey o...
Teaching bridge over video is a different craft from teaching in a room. This is the setup, the lesson plan and the pitfalls, from teachers who made the switch.
We are world bronze medalist players ACBL accredited teachers, and ACBL certified directors. We are dedicated to teaching students to play bridge a...
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.