Every week there will be a very short weekly quiz on the texts and lectures, which you must pass.
The idea is that the quiz should be very easy, so long as you have both read the text and watched the video(s) for the week. There will be no more than five, multiple-choice questions each time.
The quiz will be conducted via Kahoot!, usually at the very beginning of the class session. We will try to use up as little time as possible with this quiz, and class time should mainly be devoted to discussion. This means you should be ready and prepared for the quiz from the moment the class begins.
So please ensure:
- You arrive to class on time, or ideally even a few minutes early, ready to take the quiz.
- You have a phone, laptop, or tablet to hand. (Note: this is the only time and purpose for which you can use your phone; see this course’s policy on classroom etiquette.)
- You are able to sign in to Kahoot!, under a name that properly identifies you (rather than a nickname or moniker).
With the exception of the first week’s quizzes (which will be more or a trial run), again you need to pass each week’s class, proving thereby that you are indeed keeping up with the work.
Note that to pass, you do not necessarily have to get 100% on each quiz. But again, the questions are designed to be very easy and obvious for anyone who has read the text and watch the video(s).
If you have any questions or concerns, please be in touch.
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