CK-12 Features and Account Creation

The video tutorial guides teachers on how to access and use CK-12 to find and customize social studies textbooks aligned with Tennessee State Standards. It covers creating an account, navigating the platform, finding textbooks, and adding them to a personal library. The tutorial also highlights the ability to customize textbooks and encourages sharing the resource with others.

What is the main purpose of the video tutorial?

• To demonstrate how to use Google for research

• To explain the history of Tennessee State Standards

• To show how to add a social studies textbook to CK-12

• To teach how to create a new textbook

Who commissioned the creation of online textbooks in Tennessee?

• The federal government

• A group of private schools

• The city of Tullahoma

• A national educational organization

What is the first step when accessing the CK-12 website?

• Create a student account

• Switch to the teacher version

• Download the CK-12 app

• Search for textbooks

Which method is NOT mentioned for creating an account on CK-12?

• Using a Google account

• Using a Facebook account

• Using an email address

• Using a Twitter account

Where can you find the textbooks created by Tullahoma on CK-12?

• In the 'Popular' section

• In the 'Community Contributed' section

• Under the 'Featured' tab

• Under 'New Releases'

What should you do if you want to add a textbook to your library?

• Request access from CK-12

• Download the textbook

• Email the textbook to yourself

• Click 'Add to Library'

What feature does adding a textbook to 'FlexBook Textbook' provide?

• The ability to print the textbook

• The option to edit the textbook

• Access to premium content

• A direct link to the author

What can teachers do with CK-12 features?

• Assign students and create student accounts

• Publish their own textbooks

• Access only social studies content

• Block student access to textbooks

How can teachers share the CK-12 resource with others?

• By hosting a webinar

• By creating a blog post

• By sharing on social media

• By mailing printed copies

What is the suggested action for those still using MySpace?

• Continue using it

• Create a new MySpace account

• Ignore social media

• Switch to Facebook or Twitter