Alexis Chicane demonstrates how to upload an interactive Bitmoji classroom to Schoology. The video covers creating a math arcade room, publishing it to the web, and sharing it with students on Schoology. The tutorial emphasizes keeping links active and concludes with a call to subscribe for more educational content.

What is the main purpose of the video tutorial?

• To explain how to use Facebook

• To teach how to create a Bitmoji

• To show how to play video games

• To demonstrate uploading an interactive classroom on Schoology

Who created the interactive math arcade room?

• Alexis Chicane

• Schoology Team

• Ivy Sebastian

• Bitmoji Craze

Where was the interactive math arcade room shared?

• On a Facebook group

• On Instagram

• On Twitter

• On LinkedIn

What is the name of the Facebook group mentioned in the video?

• Bitmoji Fans

• Emoji Craze for Educators

• Math Arcade Enthusiasts

• Schoology Users

What happens when students click on the video game console screens?

• They see a video

• They are taken to various math activities

• They download a file

• They open a new tab

What is the first step to keep the links active in Schoology?

• Download the document

• Publish the document to the web

• Email the document

• Print the document

After publishing the document, what should you do next?

• Share the document

• Verify the publication

• Delete the document

• Edit the document

What is the purpose of publishing the document to the web?

• To keep the links active

• To print the document

• To delete the document

• To make it editable

What should be done after selecting 'publish to the web'?

• Close the document

• Verify the publication

• Print the document

• Edit the document

Where do you add the published link in Schoology?

• In the attendance

• In the materials section

• In the gradebook

• In the calendar