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This short clip focuses on a single multiple-choice question in the KnowledgeGate Admin Portal about network topologies. The prompt asks which option is not a type of network topology, with Star Network, Ring Network, Hybrid Network, and Singleton Network as choices. The instructor reviews the item, underlines “not a type of Network topology,” and highlights Singleton Network as the correct answer. Red annotations list or point to standard topologies such as Star, Bus, and Mesh, while options A–C are crossed out or circled to show they are valid topology types. The final frame clears most annotations, leaving the key phrase underlined and the answer identified as Singleton Network. Because only sampled screenshots are available, the summary stays limited to this one question and its visible annotation steps.

Chapters

1. 0:00 – 2:00 00:00-02:00

   The screen shows the KnowledgeGate Admin Portal question editor with the prompt “Which of the following is not a type of Network topology?” underlined in red. The four options are A Star Network, B Ring Network, C Hybrid Network, and D Singleton Network. The instructor reviews the item and highlights D as correct; on-screen text includes “Answer: Singleton Network.” Red pen annotations appear near the question, listing topology types such as Star, Bus, and Mesh with arrows pointing to them. The teaching point is that Star, Ring, Hybrid, Bus, and Mesh are recognized network topologies, while Singleton Network is not a standard topology term.

2. 2:00 – 2:36 02:00-02:36

   The instructor uses a digital whiteboard to annotate the same multiple-choice question. Red circles and lines are drawn around the options, with red scribbles crossing out A Star Network, B Ring Network, and C Hybrid Network to indicate they are valid types. A red checkmark is placed next to D Singleton Network, marking it as the option that is not a standard network topology. In the final sampled frame, most annotations are cleared, leaving only a red underline under “not a type of Network topology?” and the answer line showing Singleton Network.

The central concept is recognizing standard network topology names and identifying a non-standard term. The question tests whether students can distinguish real topologies—Star, Ring, Hybrid, Bus, and Mesh—from an invented or non-standard option. The method shown is elimination: the instructor underlines the negative phrase “not a type,” reviews each option, crosses out valid topologies, and checks Singleton Network as the answer. The visible evidence supports a concise revision note: when asked which option is not a network topology, choose the term that does not belong to common topology categories. Since no audio or full transcript is available, this summary relies only on the visible question text, answer highlight, and red annotations.