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- Have Students Create Infographics Using Google Draw
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- Have students create their own blog badge
- Scheduling Parent Conferences
- Peer Evaluations with a QR Code
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Tag Archives: Collaboration
Class creates a Google Presentation
TweetI was reading this Edutopia blog post of “Twenty Everyday Ways to Model Technology Use for Students” and was inspired with my own idea. One thing I love about Google Presentation is that I can start a template and embed … Continue reading
Writing a test in Google Docs
Tweet Microsoft lost my loyalty a long time ago when they started making defaults that no one I know wants (Who wants blue lines in PowerPoint?!). I try to exclusively use Google Docs. (I’m not 100% there but I am … Continue reading
Collaborating with Google Docs
Tweet I am a fan of collaboration, and I’m always trying to spread the google docs love, but today was just the ultimate for me. I run the neighborhood association and was tardy on making the agenda for the meeting. … Continue reading
