Tech It Out Quiz

Imagine you're a teacher like Elaine Vaughn, and you want to peek at your students' work before it's officially turned in. Which Canvas Embedded Tool feature lets you do just that?

• A) SpeedGrader

• B) Google Drive Cloud Assignment

• C) Google Assignments (LTI 1.3)

• D) GoReact

Imagine Jay Z and Kristi Fitch are collaborating on a project using Google LTI 1.3 for their assignments. Where would they find their shared files organized?

• A) Shared with Me folder

• B) Assignments folder by class

• C) Google Classroom

• D) Student's personal folder

Imagine Ona, Julia, and Visi are using an external tool in their gradebook. What should they enter to label "Missing" assignments?

• A) enter 0

• B) enter X

• C) enter MI

• D) leave blank

Imagine Monica and Ray are on a quest to sharpen their minds! What is the primary aim of the "Thinking Protocols" template they stumbled upon?

• To provide entertainment through audio and visuals

• To deepen analytical skills, reflection, and critical thinking

• To help students like Liam identify pros and cons of a topic

• To explore the complexity of a topic

Hey there, Elevation! Which template is designed to help students think about their learning process, reflect, and deepen metacognition?

• Thinking Protocols

• Drake's Bling

• Muddiest Point

• Complex Things

Alright, Caitlyn and Sara are exploring the "Drake's Bling" template! Can you guess what cool additional feature it includes?

• Complexity of parts and perspectives

• Audio and visual elements

• Templates for critical thinking

• Protocols for metacognition

So Ryan and Shawn are exploring the 'Complex Things' template. Can you guess what aspect of learning it focuses on?

• Identifying pros and cons

• Audio enhancements

• Complexity of parts, truth, engagement, over time and perspective

• Deepening analytical skills

Imagine you're a superhero teacher like Jeff Gleason, tasked with guiding your students through their document adventures. What is the primary purpose of the Revision History Chrome extension as described in the image?

• To keep an eye on Henry and Emma's online activities

• To assist teachers like you in helping students like Henry and Charlotte navigate through document revisions

• To magically enhance the graphics of Google Docs

• To turbocharge the speed of document editing for super-fast learning

Imagine you're a teacher using the Revision History Chrome extension. What fascinating details can you uncover about your students' work? For instance, how many edits did Kalell make to his essay?

• Changes in document formatting

• The number of words in a document

• How many edits students made to their essays

• The original creator of the document

Amanda and Martha are collaborating on a project using the Revision History Chrome extension. What cool feature allows them to see each other's edits in the document as they happen?

• Real-time editing tool

• Video replay

• Document tracking system

• Edit counter