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Novice Example: Creating a Simple Assignment Worksheet by Typing in Google Classroom Assignment
This is the quickest, but not the most aesthetic way to create a Google Classroom assignment. Using the web scavenger hunt as an example, you simply type the text into your Google Classroom assignment. If you type the full http://www.web address, it will become a hot link. Type your essential question and your subsidiary questions. You will then need to insert the image file for your web scavenger hunt by using the "paperclip" icon to insert file. You can also insert a related YouTube if you want to have the students look for information by watching a curriculum video.
Click on "Classwork" and click on "Create" to add an assignment.
Copy/Paste the Web Scavenger Hunt Assignment into textbox (or any other assignment you want to have students complete).
Add links for the websites, videos, or resources.
Scavenger Hunt Template for EDUU 551
Topic:
Grade Level:
Lesson Objective: Complete the sentence below.
Learners will demonstrate their understanding of________ by doing______?
Common Core State Standard and/or Academic Content Standard: Type out one specific CCSS and/or one academic content standard met with this lesson. (http://www.cde.ca.gov/be/st/ss/index.asp).
Technology Standard for Students: Type out one specific student technology standard met with this lesson. (https://www.iste.org/standards/for-students)
SAMR Level:
o Substitution
o Augmentation
o Modification
o Redefinition
Website Addresses Used as Resources: Be sure these links are “hot” and take the viewer directly to the correct web page URL.
3. http://www.
Student Research Questions:
Essential Question: See discussion of essential questions in week seven documents and resources or learning activities folder.
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Subsidiary Questions:
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Assessment (Optional): In what ways did the use of the Internet promote student learning? How will you assess student learning with this assignment? Describe your assessment tool and list 3-4 criteria for grading this learning activity
Add an Image File or YouTube Video
Select Edit from the Menu on the right.
Insert your graphic or image file for your web scavenger hunt by using the "paperclip" icon to insert file.
You can also insert your image from the Google Drive icon.
You can also insert a related YouTube if you want to have the students look for information by watching a curriculum video.
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