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Deal Sets & Hands, Robots, Students, Games & Play
What the Teacher's Table does in Shark — control and change every student's table at once, or use Disconnect to work privately without interrupting the class.
What the Teacher's Table does in Shark — control and change every student's table at once, or use Disconnect to work privately without interrupting the class.
Kim Gilman's video guide to the Shark Bridge Teacher's Console — running interactive online lessons for players of every level, from beginner to masterpoints.
The Shark robots' convention card: choose from Standard American 5-Card Major, 2/1 Game Force or Acol, view SAYC cards, and adjust conventions in settings.
Shark Teacher's Console 1.64.7.x adds two new classroom login screens and the option to load a web page or resource on top of the Shark table during a lesson.
Adam Parrish, a top US bridge teacher, author and Bridge Winners partner, teaches thought process and reasoning to students worldwide, online and in person.
Boston-area teacher Kim Gilman runs online bridge classes for all levels, day and evening — a Regional winner known for clear, patient explanations.
How to import a file into the Shark Bridge app with a code — open the app, go to the Classroom Hands menu and load the shared set into your chosen classroom.
Load Deal Generator sets shared by your teacher into the Shark Bridge app's Classroom Hands module, for repeated practice of a chosen bidding situation.
A teaching trick for discussing one hand as if it belongs to every student — with the Shark Teacher's Console, two clicks show the same hand to the whole table.
How The Shark Bridge Company collects, uses and protects your information across the Shark Bridge app, web app and emabridge.com. Last updated June 3, 2026.
How to import PBN or LIN files into Shark Bridge on iPhone, iPad, Mac and Windows — from instructors, The Common Game or BBO — and open them at your table.
How Shark's Game-Day works: earn free SB credits, collect monthly badges and climb the ACBL Masterpoints leaderboard — at a pace that won't burn you out.