Automate feedback from quizzes and entry tickets with Google Sheets #YouTube
Got feedback? You do now! Be sure to also look at easy entry/exit tickets with Google Forms & Google Slides.
Got feedback? You do now! Be sure to also look at easy entry/exit tickets with Google Forms & Google Slides.
You can use dry numbers in your Google Sheet, or even add a chart, but there is an easy way to make dynamic progress bars and charts in Google Sheets using Emojis and the REPT function. What you will be creating We’re going to be taking this sheet: and making it a little more interesting:…
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Afterward, I started thinking, “How else can I collect data from myself using Google Forms?” And the logical follow-up question was, “How can my students use Google Forms to collect data from themselves?” Source: Quick Google Forms time savers for teachers | Ditch That Textbook Some great ideas here! Be sure to check them out.
Create Google Meet rooms that you can share with your students as links. Students then have one click access to each room.
Data-driven instruction is one of those buzzwords in today’s educational landscape. We hear all about data, but if your experience is anything like mine, you’ve never really been trained to do much with it. Sure, we give pre-assessments and set goals for post-assessments, growth, and student success, but it often feels like we’re doing so…