When 4 people are seated at a table, it's not an easy task to move them around if you want to show them what is happening with the East hand. The w...
Ready-to-use bridge teaching plans — declarer-play games, bidding-only lessons, seating tricks and lesson ideas for the Shark Teacher’s Console.
When 4 people are seated at a table, it's not an easy task to move them around if you want to show them what is happening with the East hand. The w...
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...
This is a common problem with existing online teaching tools, only one in four students can be declarer on a given hand. You can do better and give more students more value for their time and dollars. You can have them all play declarer on the same hand at the same time.
So far seating players turns out to be one of the more frustrating parts of Shark Bridge. The main reasons are that the studentsare unable to navi...
Right-click is a common action you can take on some interface elements like buttons, cards, trays, etc. Below is a list of such elements in Shark and what they do.
How to organize a bidding lesson without hand play. Note: For uncontested auctions, use passing robots. It is done on the Add Table screen (switch ...
Here is a video that demonstrates how you can move Chat, Student List and Control Panel around.
At this time the robot cannot take instruction from the teacher, so you have to check the hands and rely on the robot's decision-making skill. We ...
Breakout rooms are experimental at this time. We can only test small scale 3-4 students (which should be enough in most common case since 2-4 peop...
This is a collection of PBNs with class ready hands, kindly provided by teachers.
Thanks to Morris for sharing his partial hand technique for Shark and a .pbn file with his hands from ACBL Bridge Series "Play of the Hand" lesson ...
How to get students to bid in pairs and then all play as declarer. This game plan does need a little preparation. Set your deal so the students hav...