Smartbook 2.0 - Student Orientation Quiz

SmartBook 2.0 allows you to start your active learning experience by either reading or by jumping right in to start answering questions.

True Smartbook 2.0 allows you this flexibility in order to best meet your individual needs. However, we do recommend reading first, as it will likely save you time overall.

The most important topics in the text are initially highlighted for you. You can navigate through the highlights by clicking the 'Concepts' (forward and back) arrows.

True Smartbook 2.0 provides you with the option of navigating through the highlighted concepts by page or by clicking the 'Concepts' (forward and back) arrows.

After getting some questions wrong, you must click on a resource such as "Learn About This" to learn more about the concept before moving forward.

True Correct, it is imperative to review the material after answering a question incorrectly (and why we suggest you read before answering questions!).

SmartBook recharge mode can be accessed at any time during a SmartBook assignment attempt.

False Once a SmartBook assignment is past the due date, it enters recharge mode, which allows you to continue practicing concepts and receiving feedback without recording progress.

To advance the progress completion percentage in a SmartBook assignment, only one question per concept must be answered correctly.

False To demonstrate learning and advance the progress percentage higher in SmartBook, you must correctly answer multiple questions for a single concept.

It is optional to indicate how confident you are in your answer (High, Medium, Low) before you submit your answer(s).

False You must indicate your confidence level, however this will not impact your progress or score.

The progress bar indicates how many concepts you have completed, how many are in progress, and how many are still left in the assignment.

True The progress bar indicates the concepts that you have completed, the concepts that are in progress, and the concepts that are still left in the assignment. The light blue bar indicates the learning objectives you have started, and the dark blue bar indicates the objectives that you have learned.