Edu Protocols and Activities Overview

The video provides an overview of various edu protocols designed to enhance student-centered learning. It covers protocols like Eight Parts, Random Emoji Generator, Math Reps, Fast and Curious, and more, each offering unique frameworks for engaging students in creative and collaborative activities. The session also highlights the use of digital tools like Google Slides, Jamboard, and Pear Deck to facilitate these protocols.

What is an Edu Protocol?

• A reusable lesson framework

• A student assessment method

• A digital tool for grading

• A one-time lesson plan

Who developed Edu Protocols?

• Tina Ninius

• John Crippo and Marlena Hebron

• Google

• APS EdTech

What is the main activity in the Cyber Sandwich protocol?

• Students write essays together

• Students read articles independently and discuss

• Students solve math problems

• Students create digital art

What is the Eight Parts protocol based on?

• A podcast episode

• A textbook chapter

• A video tutorial

• A single image

Which tool is NOT mentioned for use with the Eight Parts protocol?

• Microsoft Word

• Google Drawing

• Google Slides

• Funny picture sites

What is the purpose of the Random Emoji Generator Power Paragraph?

• To develop digital art skills

• To enhance creative writing

• To improve reading comprehension

• To practice math skills

How many sentences do students write in the Random Emoji Generator activity?

• Three

• Five

• Seven

• Ten

What is the main focus of the Math Reps protocol?

• Creative writing

• Repeated math practice

• Historical analysis

• Artistic expression

Which tool is recommended for creating Math Reps templates?

• Microsoft Excel

• Google Forms

• Jamboard

• Adobe Photoshop

What is the Fast and Curious protocol designed to improve?

• Math skills

• Vocabulary acquisition

• Historical knowledge

• Artistic skills