Engage Section and Assignment Guidelines

The video tutorial guides students through the Discovery Education platform, focusing on the unicellular tech book. It explains how to engage with various resources, including videos and activities, and highlights optional STEM content. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of marking assignments as complete to receive credit.

What is the first thing you see when you log into Discovery Education?

• A tutorial on how to use the platform

• A welcome video

• Upcoming assignments and due dates

• A list of completed assignments

What is the main focus of the unicellular tech book?

• Multicellular organisms

• Animal behavior

• Single-celled organisms

• Plant biology

What should you do first in the Engage section?

• Read all the articles

• Skip to the end

• Watch the introductory video

• Complete the practice assessment

What type of activities are included in the Engage section?

• Matching and questions

• Only quizzes

• Only videos

• Group projects

What additional resources are provided in the next slides?

• Only vocabulary

• Only videos

• More videos and vocabulary

• Interactive games

What is the purpose of the optional STEM section?

• To test your knowledge

• To replace the main content

• To explore the topic further

• To provide extra credit

What should you do if you want to explore more about the topic?

• Skip to the evaluation

• Watch every video

• Read every article

• Explore optional STEM activities

How many questions are in the practice assessment?

• Ten

• Five

• Seven

• Twelve

What is the final step to ensure you receive credit for the assignment?

• Take a screenshot

• Click 'mark as complete'

• Submit a written report

• Email the teacher

What happens if you don't mark the assignment as complete?

• You receive partial credit

• You get extra time

• It shows as not started

• You automatically pass