Creating Interactive Questions for YouTube Assignments

This video tutorial guides users on creating interactive questions for YouTube assignments using AI tools and integrating them into Google Classroom. It covers selecting a video, generating questions with AI, and adding them to assignments. The tutorial also explains different question types and how to test the assignment from a student's perspective.

What is the first step in creating interactive questions for a YouTube assignment?

• Downloading the video

• Writing questions manually

• Finding a video on YouTube

• Creating a Google Classroom account

Which AI tool is mentioned for generating questions from a YouTube video?

• Brisk

• Watson

• Google AI

• ChatGPT

What feature of AI tools is highlighted as helpful for teachers?

• Creating video thumbnails

• Identifying when questions are answered in the video

• Translating video content

• Editing video content

Where can you directly access resources in Google Classroom?

• At the top under 'pancakes'

• Under the 'students' tab

• In the settings menu

• In the 'grades' section

What is the purpose of the 'YouTube new' feature in Google Classroom?

• To share videos with other teachers

• To upload new videos

• To create video playlists

• To add interactive questions to YouTube videos

What types of questions can be added to a YouTube video in Google Classroom?

• Diagram, drawing, coding

• Matching, ranking, short answer

• True/false, essay, fill-in-the-blank

• Multiple choice, checkboxes, open-ended

Which question type requires manual grading?

• Multiple choice

• Checkboxes

• Open-ended

• True/false

What is the benefit of trying the assignment as a student?

• To edit the video content

• To change the video URL

• To see the student experience

• To delete questions

Where is the finalized assignment stored in Google Classroom?

• In the 'grades' section

• In the assignment and resource bank

• In the 'settings' menu

• In the 'students' tab

What should you do after adding questions to a video?

• Print the questions

• Share it on social media

• Delete the video

• Attach it to the assignment