Flowcabulary Student Activities and Assignments

The video tutorial provides an overview of the student experience on Flocabulary.com. It explains how students can view and manage their assignments, track their progress, and save their work. The tutorial also covers self-directed learning opportunities, allowing students to explore content without formal assignments. Additionally, it highlights the importance of submitting assignments for teacher review and how students can engage in creative activities like vocab cards and lyric lab. The video emphasizes that work done without an official assignment will not be sent to the teacher.

What can students see when they log into Flowcabulary with their student account?

• Both vocabulary subjects and assignments

• Only the homepage

• Only vocabulary subjects

• Only their assignments

How are assignments ordered in the list on Flowcabulary?

• Alphabetically by subject

• Randomly

• By the date they were assigned

• By the order of their due dates

What happens when a student clicks 'start' on an assignment?

• They are taken to the homepage

• They are taken to the first activity of the assignment

• They receive a notification

• They are logged out

What feature allows students to save their progress and return later?

• Auto-save

• Session saver

• Assignment bookmark

• Progress tracker

What activities can students engage in without an assignment?

• Only quizzes

• Vocab cards and lyric lab

• Only video lessons

• Only reading passages

What is not available to students without an assignment?

• Vocab cards

• Lyric lab

• Quizzes

• Video lessons

What must students do if they complete an activity without an assignment and then get assigned it?

• Skip the activity

• Redo the activity for a grade

• Notify the teacher

• Submit the previous work

What happens to work done without a formal assignment?

• It is not sent to the teacher

• It is deleted

• It is automatically graded

• It is sent to the teacher

How can teachers ensure they receive students' work for review?

• By using a third-party app

• By checking the platform daily

• By asking students to email their work

• By creating an official assignment

What should students do if they have questions about the platform?

• Ask a classmate

• Search online forums

• Visit Nearpod.com/feedback

• Contact their teacher