Question

2 multiple choice 10 points
the video suggest an effective organizational scheme for online files that is like a tree with branches.
what does he mean by this?
after you finish a class, throw away all of the files just like a tree throws away its leaves each year.
organize your work while sitting under a tree to help you focus better.
draw a tree on your to - do list each week and make all of the tasks your branches. cut parts of the tree off as you complete them.
have a file folder for each year, then inside it have a folder for each class, then inside each class - store all of the files you make for that class
3 multiple choice 10 points
as soon as your teacher assigns something in class or you know when something is going to be due, you need to open your task manager and/ or calendar and

take a photo of the assignment to be stored in your thousands of photos
do nothing. the assignment is not even due yet.
type in or write down the title of assignment, class, and what is due
draw a picture/ doodle to remind you later
4 multiple choice 10 points
which of the following is not an example of the helpful organizational technique of quick capture?
to commit entering things into the correct place the moment they come up
putting the details into your electronic calendar with reminders set
to use a daily note where you record everything that comes up during the day
printing out everything for every class
5 multiple choice 10 points
the main purpose of your is to look at everything thats coming due during the upcoming week, as well as in the following one.
weekly planning session
phone camera
class syllabus
pacing guide
daily planning session

Explanation:

Question 2

The question is about an organizational scheme for online files like a tree with branches. A tree - like structure in file organization implies a hierarchical structure. The first option is about deleting files, not organizing. The second is about a physical tree and focus, not file organization. The third is about a to - do list with a drawn tree, not file structure. The fourth option has a hierarchical structure: year folder → class folder → class files, which is like a tree (year as trunk, class as branches, files as leaves).

When a teacher assigns work or a due date is known, the task is to record the assignment details. Taking a photo (first option) is not an effective way to manage tasks. Doing nothing (second option) is not proactive. Drawing a doodle (fourth option) is not a proper task - management method. Typing or writing down the assignment title, class, and due details (third option) is the correct way to use a task manager or calendar.

“Quick capture” is about quickly recording tasks/information as they come. Entering things immediately (first option), putting details in a calendar (second option), and using a daily note (third option) are all quick capture techniques. Printing out everything (fourth option) is not a quick capture technique as it's about physical printing, not immediate recording of information.

Answer:

D. Have a file folder for each year, then inside it have a folder for each class, then inside each class - store all of the files you make for that class

Question 3