Event Organization Adapting In-Person Events to Virtual This year has been especially difficult for event organizers, who have to be able to adapt their event at a moment's notice. We've put together a helpful list of tips to pivot from an in-person event to a virtual one with as little stress as possible.
Scavenger Hunt Ideas Olympics Themed Scavenger Hunt Mission Ideas Brand-new scavenger hunt ideas perfect for your next Olympics-theme party or virtual activity. Goose for the gold!
Scavenger Hunt Resources Fun Ideas to Welcome People Back to the Office It’s finally time! Peek out your window, open the front door, and re-enter the office world. Here's a list of fun and creative activities and events to help your employees return to the office after the covid pandemic.
Event Organization Socially-Distanced Virtual Halloween Ideas Celebrating Halloween can still be just as fun virtually! We've put together some tips on how to enjoy a socially distanced Halloween, along with an on-theme virtual scavenger hunt.
Event Organization Take your virtual games to the next level! Awards that will get your coworkers really involved! Choosing the right awards is tricky given that there are so many different options to consider. To help you narrow down the field, here are just a few of the top prizes you can provide to virtual game participants.
GooseChase EDU Virtual Classroom Scavenger Hunts We reached out to a few GooseChase ambassadors, as well as other users, to see how they have been using the platform to keep students connected!
Educators Using GooseChase Chelsea Hurst: Tips to Run a Large Scale GooseChase As a way to commemorate the 40th anniversary of ASTE, educators from the Yukon Koyukuk School District put together a conference wide GooseChase Event.
Getting Started How to Run a Virtual/Remote Scavenger Hunt Using GooseChase Virtual and remote scavenger hunts are a great way to keep members of a community connected with each other when face-to-face gatherings are possible.
Event Organization Prize Ideas for Adults When it comes to recreational competitions, prizes can do wonders to motivate and engage players. Read on to learn more about considerations when choosing what prizes to award.
Getting Started Should You Use Teams Mode or Individual Players Mode? This blog post outlines benefits of using Teams or Individual Players mode when setting up your GooseChase game.
Event Organization Creating an Event Landing Page for Your Game If you’re a GooseChase organizer planning a public-facing game, consider creating an event page on your website where details of your game can be found.
Event Organization How to Get Sponsors for Your Game Examples of ways external sponsors can contribute to a GooseChase game, and tips for how to approach them.
Team-Building The Office Team Building Scavenger Hunt Guide - Part 3: Wrap-up, Debrief, and Highlights Video The last part of our 3-part guide is about how to conclude your scavenger hunt event with a marvelous wrap-up party!
Team-Building The Office Team Building Scavenger Hunt Guide - Part 1: Event Preparation Part 1 of our 3-part guide is about how to organize your scavenger hunt teams in order to accomplish your team-building event goals!
Platform Features Participating Without a GooseChase Account We've changed the flow for how participants join a GooseChase game! Participants are no longer required to have their own personal GooseChase account to play. Instead, participants can skip registering for an account (or logging in) and jump right into joining a game!
Platform Features Sharing Your GooseChase Game! As a game organizer, it's possible to share an editable copy of a game with other GooseChase users.
Platform Features Hiding and Showing Submissions in the Feed Within the Game Manager, it’s possible for a game organizer to decide whether submissions for a particular mission appear in the participant feed or not.
Event Organization How Long Should A Scavenger Hunt Be? When I first start talking to someone about using GooseChase, one of the most common questions I get is “how long should this be?”.