Kigo Lesson Planning Features

The video introduces Kigo, an AI-powered guide for teachers and students. It demonstrates how teachers can use Kigo to create engaging lesson plans by switching to teacher mode and accessing various features. The video showcases the process of creating a lesson plan for a digital SAT reading and writing course, highlighting Kigo's ability to generate learning objectives, activities, and resources. It also covers customization options and exporting capabilities, emphasizing Kigo's role as a co-pilot in lesson planning.

What is the primary purpose of Kigo?

• To manage school finances

• To provide entertainment

• To organize school events

• To assist in learning and teaching

How can teachers access Kigo's features?

• By logging into a separate website

• By selecting the AI activities button on the dashboard

• By downloading a mobile app

• By contacting customer support

What course is the teacher planning a lesson for using Kigo?

• Digital SAT reading and writing

• Mathematics for beginners

• Advanced physics

• World history

What type of activities does Kigo create for the lesson plan?

• Travel activities

• Learning activities

• Sports activities

• Cooking activities

What is included in the lesson plan created by Kigo?

• Only a list of books

• Learning objectives, activities, and exit ticket questions

• A detailed history of the topic

• A list of famous personalities

What additional resources does Kigo provide for the lesson?

• Travel guides

• Music playlists

• A list of restaurants

• Prerequisite videos and differentiation options

How can teachers modify the lesson plan using Kigo?

• By highlighting the part to change and selecting options

• By sending an email request

• By calling customer support

• By using a separate software

What does Kigo offer regarding the timeline of the lesson plan?

• A timeline that is always extended

• A timeline based on historical data

• A rough estimate that can be adjusted

• A fixed timeline that cannot be changed

What can teachers do with the lesson plan once it is created?

• Only view it online

• Export or print it

• Delete it permanently

• Share it on social media

What is the role of Kigo in lesson planning?

• To manage student attendance

• To provide entertainment during lessons

• To act as a co-pilot and assist in making changes

• To replace the teacher entirely