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All Things Google: Intro to G-Suite
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Google Forms are a great way to collect information and data from students, parents and colleagues. This 'data collection' could be in the form of class exit passes, field trip permission forms, assessments/tests etc
Think about: settings (require email address, edit confirmation message etc), types of questions to get USEFUL answers, adding image prompts, using linear scales, response validation, or even getting people to upload files!
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Google Sheets is a great way to analyse data - and (I think!) it's much more user friendly than Excel :).
Think about: wrapping text, 'freezing' rows/columns, find (cmd f) & replace, sorting data, using conditional formatting, setting notification rules,
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The strength of Google comes in its ability to enable collaboration. Working 'live' on a document is VERY powerful... Everyone has a voice!
Think about: setting up the template, student expectations, sharing settings, suggesting vs. editing, version history (your best friend!),
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These products are easy to use, accessible from most devices. Please note that all of these products need a gmail/google account - click here to sign up for one right now!
Introduction to a various Google Products:
Google Keep
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Google Calendar
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Google Forms
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