Lecture

Interactive Lecture Enhancement: FROG Tutorial

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Description

This lecture introduces FROG, a tool designed to enhance classroom interactivity. FROG allows educators to create interactive activities, control class progress, and engage students effectively. The tutorial covers the platform's features, such as orchestration graphs and peer review flows.

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