Nerdbot Interface and Library Navigation
📌 To access Nerdbot, search for "Nerdbot" and log in or sign up for free, often using a Google account for quick sign-in.
📚 The My Library section contains all created lessons organized into folders; users can Edit Folder or Add Folder.
⚙️ Options for existing lessons include opening in a new tab, Sharing (via email or link), Preview, Edit, or Teach in real-time or student-paced modes.
💡 The Nerdbot Library offers pre-made lessons that can be added to the user's library via the "Add to My Library" button and then modified or taught.

Creating New Lessons and Content Uploads
🆕 New lessons can be created via "Create New Lesson" or "Launch the Lesson Drawer," offering four primary methods: from scratch, uploading, exploring the Nerdbot Library, or using Google Slides (Gold feature).
🔗 Uploading materials supports various formats including PDF, PNG, JPG, MP3, presentations, and allows dragging and dropping files or uploading from cloud services like Drive, Dropbox, or OneDrive.
🖼️ When creating from scratch, options include Blank Slide, Permit Activity, or Upload Material (which consolidates images, audio, and presentations).
🤖 A new feature allows adding questions or activities using AI, although support for Arabic is noted as limited for this specific tool.

Activity Types and Quiz Configuration
✏️ New slides can be added as blank slides, or existing activities can be imported from the shared bank ("Add Selected").
🎨 Activity types include Draw It (converting a blank slide), Open Ended Question, Collab Board, Quiz, Multiple Choice, Fill in the Blank, Matching Pairs, and Drag and Drop (noted as a paid feature).
⏱️ Quizzes can be configured for real-time tracking or Student Paced Mode (accessible even when the teacher is offline); setting Student Paced Mode to "On" allows students to complete the quiz independently.
✅ The difference between "Save Changes" and "Teach" is crucial: "Teach" signifies the lesson is complete and ready, while "Save Changes" indicates pending completion or missing required fields.

Teaching and Sharing Options
🧑‍🏫 To teach a lesson, select Teach and choose between Live Participation (real-time) or Student-Paced mode.
🔗 For live teaching, a unique code is generated, or a link can be copied, which can also be shared via Google Classroom, Microsoft Teams, email, or integrated directly via Zoom Meeting.
🔗 Sharing a lesson link allows others to open the content in a new tab for preview or use.

Key Points & Insights
➡️ Lesson creation involves combining Upload Material, Activity, and Media components (including 3D, VR Field Trip, and Web Content).
➡️ When creating quizzes, ensure Student Paced Mode is correctly set depending on whether students need to complete it live with the instructor or asynchronously.
➡️ Pay attention to the final status: If only "Save Changes" appears, the lesson is incomplete; the "Teach" option only becomes available when all required fields are finalized.
➡️ The video highlights a simple update consolidating media uploads into one "Upload Material" slide type within the Media section.

📸 Video summarized with SummaryTube.com on Dec 14, 2025, 15:10 UTC