Pushing an AristotleK12 Lecture to Students

Hosting a lecture is for teachers can push something on their computer to students. Lectures include a nice Q & A feature.

Winnie Milner
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Navigate to to a class that is in session. Lectures can only be performed in an active session with at least one student logged in.

Click "Lecture"

Click the **Monitor Icon** to start sharing your screen.

It will ask you to determine what you want to share. You can choose between: - Chrome Tab - Window - Entire Screen Once you pick, it will launch what you select to share in a new tab. This is a safeguard so that you don't share the wrong information to students.

**Example:** This is document is the Chrome Tab I selected to share. Once I look at the content in anew tab and confirm this is the item I want to share, I will go back to my original Aristotle tab. The "start" button will now be clickable so I can start the lecture.

Click the green **"Start"** button to start the live lecture. (You can never directly start without completing the prior verification steps.)

**STUDENT POV:** Students will receive a message that indicates the teacher is trying to start a live lecture. Additionally, the screen will go all gray. Students will be prompted to click the **Enter Icon** below to begin. (It will document if the student refuses to join.)

**STUDENT POV:** During the lecture students have the ability to ask questions of the teacher. To do that, they'll click the hand below the lecture screen.

**STUDENT POV:** A question block will pop up on the right side of the screen for the student to compose the question. The top box is for a concise question. The bottom box is to entire more details. Once the students click **"Submit Question,"** it will appear on the teacher or teachers' screens.

**BACK TO TEACHER POV:** All student questions appear in a pop up on the right side of the screen. Teachers are able to see who the questions are from and the first part of the question in the po up box. To see the full question and answer the teacher clicks the **"Answer"** button.

When teachers answer questions, they can **"Respond"** only to the student or **"Respond to the Class."** **Question Response Type 1:** When a teacher responds to the class because it's a commonly asked question or helpful to the group, it appears in a list of questions that can be retrieved by clicking a **"Question Mark"** next to the **Hand Icon**.

**Question Response Type 2:** When a teacher answers a question to an individual student, the answers will also be found by clicking the **"Question Mark"** pop up, but it won't obviously be visible to others. It will still be with al of the other questions and answers that have been shared with the entire class. All questions are found by clicking the **"Question Mark"** next to the **Hand Icon**.

**STUDENT POV:** Once students click the **"Question Mark"** the **"Class Q & A"** column with all of the questions will pop up. Questions are accessible throughout the entire lecture.

At any time, teachers may edit the answers. All edits go to all students who go the answer in the first place. Click **"Change Answer."**