Creating and Using Math Choice Boards

This video tutorial guides viewers through creating a math choice board, a tool for presenting students with various tasks. It covers setting up a grid, customizing text boxes, adding activities, and linking online resources. The tutorial also explains how to export the board as a PDF for easy sharing, making it suitable for both in-class and remote learning environments.

What is the main purpose of a math choice board?

• To provide students with a single task to complete

• To assess students' math skills

• To offer students a variety of tasks to choose from

• To replace traditional math textbooks

What is the first step in creating a math choice board?

• Adding hyperlinks

• Inserting a table

• Choosing a color scheme

• Writing instructions

How many rows and columns are used to create the grid for the choice board?

• 2x2

• 3x3

• 4x4

• 5x5

Why is the table not covering the entire page?

• To add a heading and directions

• To save ink when printing

• To leave space for student notes

• To make it visually appealing

What should be done before duplicating text boxes?

• Print the document

• Insert images

• Add hyperlinks

• Change the font, size, and color

Which keyboard shortcut is used to duplicate a text box?

• Ctrl + X

• Ctrl + D

• Ctrl + V

• Ctrl + C

What is added to the top of the choice board?

• A footer

• A header and instructions

• A table of contents

• A list of references

How can you link an online activity to the choice board?

• By embedding a PDF

• By adding a hyperlink

• By inserting a video

• By attaching a file

What is the final step in the tutorial?

• Printing the choice board

• Sharing the choice board on social media

• Exporting the choice board as a PDF

• Deleting the choice board