As you explore the tool, answer these questions (one group member can take notes on this page): - What is it? How does it work? What's special about it?
- A form front end for Google Spreadsheets. Can create the spreadsheet first or the form
- Embedded the form can be embedded
- Lots of text available for typing in cells
- You can share the form with the spreadsheet
- How might it be useful for educators and students?
- Free Rice; on Google Docs
- Pre and post assessment for grouping kids in math
- Mock election
- Can share the spreadsheet and get an email for submissions
- Self-assessment for professional
- What else do you want to learn about it?
- Can you password-protect the form?
- Can you have unique passwords for each user
- Can you make forms "prettier"?
- Integration between Docs, Spreadsheets and Forms so recognizable as a thematically linked.
Summary info to share back at your group tables- Easy way to collect data
- Using for pre and post attendance
- Separate first and last name
- Embed in any site
- Create the form first to select the field type
- Can email the form in the email
- Tip: because not passworded, give each kid a password to enter their data so you know there are not outliers
Finally,
you will have approximately 5 minutes to share what you've learned when you return to your your
team. (Each individual should share in the time allotted.)
Google Forms Links and Ideas (Kathy Schrock)
- Registration for workshops
- Student assessments (i.e. student
technology self-assessment)
- 10 Google Forms for the Classroom
- Creating a shared “database”
of sites or URLs
- Gathering parent feedback when
embedded in an online newsletter
- Directions for getting an email when someone submits a form
Enter your ideas for the use of a Google Form below!
Google Form IdeasGoogle Form Ideas View the submitted ideas here: http://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=pYKF04l5sgZTKTkYzyn5kcw
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