Viewing Notes Form Guidelines

The video tutorial guides students on how to engage with the Annenberg video assignments, which are crucial for their grade. It covers accessing the video, preparing by reviewing background information, and completing a viewing notes form. Students are instructed to watch the video, take notes, and reflect on the content. Finally, they must submit their completed notes as a PDF on Canvas.

What percentage of your grade is determined by watching the Annenberg videos?

• 10%

• 15%

• 25%

• 30%

Before watching the video, what should you read to understand the class and video content?

• The list of video titles

• The school's history

• The video summary and classroom profile

• The teacher's biography

Which teaching strategies are highlighted in the lesson background?

• Field trips and guest speakers

• Cooperative learning and graphic organizers

• Role-playing and debates

• Lecture and discussion

What information should you fill out on the viewing notes form before watching the video?

• The teacher's name, grade level, and location

• The video director's name

• The school's mascot

• The teacher's favorite book

How should you submit the completed viewing notes form?

• As a printed copy in class

• By email to the teacher

• As a PDF file on Canvas

• As a handwritten document

What should you do after filling out the first page of the viewing notes form?

• Watch the video

• Submit it immediately

• Email it to the teacher

• Discuss it with a classmate

What is the purpose of the viewing notes form?

• To guide your understanding before, during, and after watching the video

• To provide feedback to the teacher

• To track attendance

• To summarize the video content

What should you do on page two of the viewing notes form?

• List all the video titles

• Draw a picture related to the video

• Write a summary of the video

• Take notes and reflect on the video

What is the final step after watching the video and completing the notes?

• Submit the notes as a PDF on Canvas

• Watch another video

• Email the notes to the teacher

• Discuss the video with classmates

What should you do if you have questions about the Annenberg video assignments?

• Search online for answers

• Discuss with classmates

• Ignore the questions

• Ask the teacher for clarification