Enable FIPS Mode on SLES 15 and Verify the Boot State
Follow SUSE’s SP7 procedure to enable FIPS mode, reboot safely, verify the active policy, and check whether your compliance requirement calls for validated modules.
What is Nearpod?
Nearpod is a completely free teaching tool. The use of Nearpod in the classroom allows increased interaction between teachers and students and between students and students. Using this app, students can write – draw – discuss – answer multiple choice or submit assignments to the teacher and get instant feedback. More interestingly, it allows teachers to use all their available resources from websites, Powerpoint, videos... Teachers can completely embed existing data directly into this website without having to reformat.
To use Nearpro, teachers need to create an account at the website: http://nearpod.com/
User manual
1, Login and register
Teachers visit http://nearpod.com
Here, teachers click Sign Up for free to register or Log In to log in. Here I will create a new tutorial for beginners.

At the registration interface, the teacher enters the information that the system requires.
Teachers can also use Gmail or Office 365 accounts to register.
For students, just the code provided by the teacher to enter the class, no need to register
After successful registration, the teacher will see the interface as below.
2. Some functions of Nearpod
3. Create a new lecture
3.1. Create a template lesson
Step 1: Teachers click Explore our lessons and add one for FREE (feature number 8 above marked)
Step 2: Choose the topic of the lesson that the teacher wants to use
Step 3: The teacher continues to choose the sample lesson to use
Or teachers can choose quickly by clicking on the checkbooks on the left side of the screen (click on the topics and class objects that teachers need to refer to).
Here teachers will see both paid and free lectures, please choose according to your needs.
Step 4: After selecting, the teacher clicks select. Add to My Library to download your teacher's library
Next, the teacher clicks Show in My Library
Step 5: Teachers click Edit 
Here teachers can edit directly or create a copy from this template.
Step 6: Save or share
After editing, teachers can preview and then click Save and Exit to save or Share to share
3.2. Create a new lesson
At the teacher's interface, choose Lesson in Nearpod or you can create a slide from Google App (this is something you're familiar with, then I won't guide you anymore).
Step 1: The teacher chooses Lesson in Nearpod
Then select Add Slide to create more Slides or you can upload or drag and drop PDF, PNG or PPT files into the Lesson frame. In this tutorial we choose Add Slide
Then the teacher will see 3 options appear.
Step 2: Choose a content type
2.1. Select Add Content
Here teachers can choose from many types of content such as Slide, Nearpod 3D, Simulation from Phet, Field Trip, BBC Video, Sway, Slide, PDF, Vidoe, Audio, Twitter...
2.2. Select Add Web Content
You just need to copy the URL of the website you want and paste it here -> Save
2.3. Select Add Activity
Here teachers can choose (Teachers discover by themselves based on suggestions)
4. Use and show
Click to select Live Lesson for presentation (Teachers can monitor student progress by clicking Student Paced )
Teachers share this code with students. Students can Join lessons using Nearpod.com or App
Click Got It Next and wait for students to enter the lesson and then start.
So we have basically completed the necessary operations when using Nearpod. Teachers, let's explore more great features inside this tool to make your lessons lively and professional.
Teachers who want to download the document to use can download it here
Good luck teachers.
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