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Hello! Thank you for your interest in KINO and Russian Rock! This page has a brief overview of the game, and is a place for the teams to practice using Padlet before the game itself. Please post any questions or comments in the commentary section below. Enjoy!

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Want to see an overview of what's going on? Check out this website for a good place to start.

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The rules for the game are based on the Russian show Что? Где? Когда? We encourage you to watch a few minutes of the Russian show to get an idea of the process, although we'll be formatting our game a little differently to accommodate multiple teams. See this document for a detailed version of the game rules--you should read through it before the game itself (Friday, April 16) and post any questions/comments about the rules below. Thanks!

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Were you able to attend the lecture by Artemy Troitsky on March 1? It was a fabulous event filled with personal memories about Troitsky's dealings with Tsoy and Kino. Check out the video here. You'll need to contact Molly at megodwin@hawaii.edu for the password, or you can find it in our Slack workspace.

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Do you know these words? Here is a link to a Quizlet set that will help you complete the learning activities and prepare for the game itself. Let us know in the comments section below if any of the words or translations are unclear!

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Want to listen to some Russian music to get you in the mood for the game's theme? Check out these Spotify playlists:
Songs inspired by Leto
Music from Kino
Russian Rock

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Want to get a more in-depth understanding of Tsoy, Kino, and the Russian rock scene in preparation for the game? This website has some learning activities featuring review questions for the game. The activities can be completed at your own pace, but we encourage you to finish them before game day.

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Do you know which team you're on? If not, contact Molly at megodwin@hawaii.edu. Don't forget to join Slack so you can better communicate with your team members!

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Do you want to get a better idea of what the game questions might look like? Take a look at this document to see some sample questions for the game.

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Have you joined Slack yet? If not, use this link to access our workspace for this project, where you will be able to communicate quickly and efficiently with your teammates or the entire participant group at large. Having trouble signing up? Contact Molly at megodwin@hawaii.edu with any issues.

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Once you have figured out which team you're in, there are a few tasks that you'll need to complete together as a group: come up with a team name, choose a team captain (who will introduce your team at the game and represent you in the Captain's Round, see Game Rules and captain information for details), and complete this intro slide (by Thursday, April 15), which will be shared with everyone at the game. We encourage you to use Slack to complete these tasks.

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The game is partially based on the Russian film Leto. If you haven't watched it already, we encourage you to watch it before the game itself (on Friday, April 16). If you have watched it already, you may want to give it a refresher closer to game day. Click here to find out how to access the film based on your institution. Enjoy!

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Are you new to the application Slack? It's a very useful way to communicate in real time with your teammates. Check out this page for some tutorial videos on the basics of working with Slack.

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On game day, you will be posting your team's answers to questions to a Padlet page. Check out this site for information on how to post to Padlet.