Here are the directions on how I created a quick and easy student response system with Google Forms and Google Sheets.
Why? Sure there are tons of other ways to get input from your students, but I wanted a quick way I could survey students on the fly.
The spreadsheet that has the formula for you to copy is available here.
Through these virtual escape rooms, librarians have been able to serve their communities, as well as those living far outside of them, by giving people something to do while stuck at home. These digital challenges have become a tool for teaching and homeschooling, librarians say, as well as a device for staff development and team…
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Sure, Google does a pretty good job of finding what you want, but sometimes it needs a little help. Here are my 5 favorite tips for using Google search effectively.
Building on my automatic creation of student placards, here’s how you can add QR codes to the student placards. This mean you can link to videos or websites to provide more information about the project.
Sure, you could use the web based app with Google Jamboard, but if you have access to an Android device you have access to a few more features if you switch. And you may have access to the Android app if you have a Chromebook from the last few years.
It’s all too easy to waste time formatting your Google documents. Others have already put together some excellent templates for your use. If you use Google Docs, here are 24 time-saving templates that’ll let you get on with using the documents, rather than struggling to put them together. Source: 24 Google Docs Templates That Will…