The video tutorial introduces the Buzz Editor, a tool for creating and managing course content. It guides users through navigating the editor, customizing the syllabus, and managing activities. The tutorial covers adding items, adjusting visibility, and using the activity editor's features. It also highlights advanced features like drag-and-drop, previewing changes, and setting up course categories. The Buzz Editor provides a functional way to enhance course customization and student learning experiences.

What is the primary function of the Buzz Editor?

• To manage and customize course content

• To design graphic content

• To create music playlists

• To edit video tutorials

Where does the editor default when opened?

• Course settings tab

• Activity tab

• Home tab

• Syllabus tab

How can you add a new folder to your syllabus?

• By clicking the add activity button

• By dragging and dropping from the desktop

• By emailing the course administrator

• By using the search function

What feature allows you to move items quickly within the syllabus?

• Double-click

• Copy and paste

• Right-click menu

• Drag-and-drop

What does a diagonal line through the eye icon indicate?

• The activity is archived

• The activity is locked

• The activity is hidden from students

• The activity is visible to students

Which tab allows you to adjust gradebook association?

• Preview tab

• Settings tab

• History tab

• Questions tab

What can you do with the 'more' icon?

• Change the course theme

• Send messages to students

• Access student grades

• Preview, move, duplicate, or delete an item

How can you change the grading scale in Buzz?

• By editing the activity settings

• By selecting course settings under tools

• By clicking on the syllabus tab

• By contacting technical support

What is the purpose of the 'find activity' option?

• To locate a specific activity quickly

• To delete an activity

• To share an activity with students

• To rename an activity

What does the history tab show?

• The course syllabus

• The current activity settings

• The adjustments made to the activity over time

• The list of students enrolled