Fast entry/exit tickets with Google Forms #YouTube
Watch to see how I re-use the same form for entry or exit tickets, saving me time of creating a new form for every day or every class.
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		Watch to see how I re-use the same form for entry or exit tickets, saving me time of creating a new form for every day or every class.
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			Source: SlidesCarnival – Free Powerpoint templates and Google Slides themes for presentations Are you tired of the default themes in Google Slides? Then check out the free templates from SlidesCarnival! To use one of the templates, scroll to the bottom of the template page. There are two buttons, one to download the Powerpoint template, the…
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