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Google's Docs, Slides, and Sheets are the corollaries to Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, and Excel. They work very similarly and they have the twin advantages of being easier to share among users (student to student, student to teacher) AND better for attaching to an assignment in Google Classroom. Check out these videos for some pointers on how to best use these tools with your students.
Google's Docs, Slides, and Sheets are the corollaries to Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, and Excel. They work very similarly and they have the twin advantages of being easier to share among users (student to student, student to teacher) AND better for attaching to an assignment in Google Classroom. Check out these videos for some pointers on how to best use these tools with your students.
Take advantage of Google's Revision History. Google saves previous versions of your document (to track edits or to "save" yourself from an accidental deletion).
Take advantage of Google's Revision History. Google saves previous versions of your document (to track edits or to "save" yourself from an accidental deletion).
CollaborativeDocs.webmUsing comments to make Docs collaborative and offer suggestions for student work (editing, feedback, etc.)
Using comments to make Docs collaborative and offer suggestions for student work (editing, feedback, etc.)
Simple document sharing within Google Docs, along with how to enable link sharing for websites and emails.
Simple document sharing within Google Docs, along with how to enable link sharing for websites and emails.
DocumentTemplates.webmCreating Doc Templates. This shows how to preset a Template in Docs to use in Google Classroom, and how to use a 1x1 table to create "blanks" for your students to fill in.
Creating Doc Templates. This shows how to preset a Template in Docs to use in Google Classroom, and how to use a 1x1 table to create "blanks" for your students to fill in.
Tracking Progress.webmHow to track your students' progress in their Docs and Slides. When you have students working over multiple days before submitting, you can still keep track of how much work they are putting in and when they are doing it.
How to track your students' progress in their Docs and Slides. When you have students working over multiple days before submitting, you can still keep track of how much work they are putting in and when they are doing it.
Here's a session replay for a PD that shows how to use Google Sheets with some simple formulas to track student data and share targeted sections of that data rather than entire sheets.
Here's a session replay for a PD that shows how to use Google Sheets with some simple formulas to track student data and share targeted sections of that data rather than entire sheets.
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