Lecture

FROG Tutorial: Orchestration Graphs

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Description

This lecture covers the use of the FROG tool for orchestrating various activities such as brainstorming, chatting, embedding websites, and playing videos. It explains how to create different types of activities, manage student participation, and utilize the features of the tool effectively.

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