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Links to More Learning: DOCS Translate Your Doc to Another Language Snag a Table of Contents, Dictionary or Thesaurus for your Google Doc Teach Collaborative Revision with Google Docs Educator's Guide- Teaching Revision with Google Docs Insert Footnotes New! Drawing Tools Create Children's Books Using Sites and Drawing Tools Example 1 Example 2 Research Projects- Putting it all together SPREADSHEETS NEW! Educational Spreadsheet Gadgets Esther Wojciki's Docs and Spreadsheets in the Classroom 50 Google Chart Tricks Huge List of Functions for Spreadsheets PRESENTATIONS A Math Teacher uses Presentations to teach Calculus FORMS 10 Google Forms for the Classroom How to Make a Self Calculating Survey - Collete Cassinelli Step by Step on Creating a self-grading quiz How to Create a Self Grading Quiz Using Google Forms More Sample Uses of Google Docs Forms (for Administrators)
Sample Forms (and Spreadsheets) Used By Administrators:
Resources for Administrators Using Google Forms (from GCT Jason Borgen at Portical.org):
Additional GCT Resources for Administrators:
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4) Download our Educators Guide: Teaching Revision with Google Docs | Hands-On Activities Activity 1:
How might Google Docs be
valuable to an educator?
Examples:
Activity 2: Forms for Teacher
Observation or Data Collection Create a form for collecting data.
For this task, your objective is create one form that you can implement immediately in your classroom or office to (1) reduce waste (2) save time and (3) collect feedback or information.
Steps in the process:
Examples include:
Send the "live form" link to colleagues so they can fill out your form. Share the results with colleagues or publish them as a web page. Optional: Create (and publish) charts of the results. Add the lead learner (wendygorton@gmail.com) as a collaborator.
One member of each small group will present the form to the large group. BONUS Demonstration: Using Google Docs and Forms on a Mobile Device Accessing your Google Docs on a Mobile Device Completing a Google Form on a Mobile Device |