Navigating the Textbook Interface

The video tutorial guides students on how to access and navigate the McGraw Hill world history textbook through Clever. It covers selecting the appropriate textbook and chapter, navigating through lessons, accessing vocabulary definitions, and completing review questions. Students are instructed on how to save their work and submit answers via Canvas.

What is the first step to access the McGraw Hill textbook for world history?

• Download the textbook app

• Email the teacher for access

• Click on the McGraw Hill link

• Open the student portal

What is the purpose of setting the view to 'student view'?

• To download additional materials

• To enable editing of the textbook

• To see the textbook as students would

• To access teacher-only resources

After clicking the McGraw Hill link, what should you do next to open the textbook?

• Download the textbook PDF

• Select the 'Open in new tab' button

• Log out and log back in

• Wait for an email confirmation

What should you do if the textbook takes time to load?

• Refresh the page repeatedly

• Check social media or other activities

• Contact technical support

• Restart your computer

How can you find the definition of a vocabulary term in the textbook?

• Look it up in a dictionary

• Click on the bold yellow term

• Search for it online

• Ask a classmate

How do you navigate between different pages of a lesson?

• Use the search bar

• Click on the numbers at the bottom

• Use the arrow keys on your keyboard

• Scroll through the entire chapter

Where can you find the review questions for a lesson in the textbook?

• In the teacher's notes

• At the beginning of the chapter

• In the glossary section

• By clicking the 'R' box at the bottom

What is the significance of the 'R' box in the textbook interface?

• It contains additional reading materials

• It provides access to review questions

• It links to external resources

• It is a shortcut to the glossary

What should you do after completing the review questions in the textbook?

• Submit them via email

• Take a screenshot and save it as a document

• Discuss them with a partner

• Print them out and hand them in

How do you submit your completed assignment on Canvas?

• Email it to the instructor

• Upload the screenshot document

• Share it on social media

• Print and mail it