Locked Quiz Mode on Chromebooks

The video tutorial introduces a new feature in Google Classroom: quizzes in locked mode. It demonstrates how teachers can create and assign quizzes using this feature, which is currently in beta for Chromebooks. The tutorial shows both the teacher's and student's perspectives, highlighting the restrictions of locked mode, such as disabling access to other web pages and extensions. The video concludes with information on signing up for the beta and emphasizes the benefits of using Chromebooks in classrooms.

What is the primary feature of the locked mode in Google Classroom quizzes?

• Provides hints for quiz questions

• Prevents students from opening other tabs or extensions

• Allows students to access other web pages during the quiz

• Enables students to edit quiz questions

What must a teacher do to ensure students cannot skip questions in a quiz?

• Make questions optional

• Add a timer to each question

• Make questions required

• Provide multiple attempts for each question

What happens if a student tries to close the quiz window in locked mode?

• The quiz restarts from the beginning

• The form owner is notified

• The student's responses are saved

• The quiz automatically submits

Why is the locked mode feature particularly beneficial for teachers?

• It enables real-time feedback

• It provides automatic grading

• It ensures students focus solely on the quiz

• It allows teachers to monitor students' screens

What is a requirement for students to use the locked mode feature?

• They must use a Windows laptop

• They need a special browser extension

• They must be using Chromebooks

• They need to be in a physical classroom