Triptico lists are extremely versatile — they can have one column or two and they can include images, for example.

Let’s look at a very simple list — in this case, the months of the year in French and English:

As you can see, this list has two columns —…

You have two main options when sharing lessons and activities that you have created with students…

1. Share the Link

When you open a saved files with a resource, you can simply copy the address and share this with students.

For example, here is an activity I made and opened…

It is very easy to add images to lists that you create.

The first thing to do is to check the ‘Images’ box:

“Sometimes I don’t see new features or resources that have been added to the Triptico website — why is this?”

This is a common question - and the answer relates to the way web browsers work.

When you visit a website, your browser stores a lot of the data used…

If a resource is not listed as an option when you click to open a saved file then it may be that the file does not have enough rows or that the resource requires each row to be marked as either true or false.

The following table outlines the requirements of each resource:

So, if you are opening a saved file with 6 rows then Bingo will not be listed an option. As you can see in the table, a game of Bingo requires at least 12 rows.

The ‘Find Them’ and ‘Swipe’ resources require each row to be marked as either true or false:

A few people have been in touch recently to ask how to create Bingo activities with the new version of Triptico.

It is very easy — the main thing to know is that a list must have at least 12 rows to work with the Bingo resource.

The following video will hopefully be helpful — it shows how to create a list for Bingo and also demonstrates how that same list can be opened with lots of other resources:

I hope that this is helpful!

You have two main options when creating with Triptico:

1. Create a List

For this example, I have created a list famous quotes from the plays of William Shakespeare.

Your list could be sums, countries and capitals, student names, questions and answers, words and translations, tasks, key terminology — whatever you like! …