Virtual Lab Procedures and Collaboration

This video tutorial guides students through the lizard evolution lab. It begins with instructions on accessing and downloading the necessary PDF, followed by setting up the virtual lab. The tutorial covers Module One, where students sort lizards based on characteristics and measure their lengths and tails. The video emphasizes recording progress and completing the lab, offering support through Zoom sessions if needed.

What is the first step in accessing the Lizard Evolution Lab?

• Downloading the PDF file

• Opening the classroom page

• Clicking on the virtual lab tab

• Watching the introductory video

What should you do if the PDF does not display correctly?

• Contact technical support

• Ignore the issue and proceed

• Restart your computer

• Try accessing it through another method

How can you save your completed PDF if you don't have a printer?

• Save it as a Word document

• Print it at a friend's house

• Email it to yourself

• Save it to Google Drive or as a PDF

What is the first action to take in the virtual lab?

• Measure the lizards' lengths

• Sort the lizards by color

• Complete the quiz

• Watch the introductory video

How many modules are there in the virtual lab?

• Three

• Two

• Four

• Five

What is the suggested method for sorting lizards?

• By size

• By diet

• By habitat

• By color

Which measurement method can be used for lizards in the lab?

• Temperature measurement

• Weight measurement

• X-ray measurement

• Height measurement

What should you do if you make a mistake in measuring?

• Use the trial and error method

• Start the lab over

• Ignore it and continue

• Consult the tutorial tab for guidance

What is recorded as you progress through the lab?

• Your computer's performance

• Your progress and answers

• Your internet speed

• Your screen time

How can students collaborate during the lab?

• By working individually

• By using a shared document

• By emailing each other

• By sharing their screens in groups