Learn to foster student ownership of learning with digital tools that can provide immediate feedback, opportunities for collaboration, student choice and more. G Suite tools make creating engaging learning opportunities easy for teachers and fun for students.
Learning Objectives:
Get Familiar with Google Suite
Understand Permissions
Connect the 4C's of 21st Century Learning with Google Suite
Identify Ways to Increase Student Ownership of Learning
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1. Open an incognito window in a browser
2. Join Our Google Classroom: erwuohc
3. Google Classroom Organization
Home - Stream - Classwork - People - Topics
4. Go to Classwork and look at Topics
5. Select Digital Breakouts from the Topics
6. Open Party With the Principal Breakout
Google suite provides all the tools needed to create break-out learning activities that students love. By combining Google Forms, Docs, Slides, and Sites, teachers can create unique and engaging activities that students will naturally help students develop critical thinking skills, collaborate with peers, and learn to persevere through productive struggle.
Experience a Digital Breakout here. Party At The Principal's House
Reflection:
Click on the Topic Ownership with G Suite.
Open the assignment: Reflection How do Digital Breakouts Support 4Cs
Complete the assignment and turn in.
Interested in more digital breakouts? Check out this Collection of Digital Breakouts
One of the most powerful elements in the Google Suite is the ability to share items with different levels of permission. Permission options include view only, comment, and edit. Sharing options include links, email, Google Classroom or embed on a web page.
Shared items of a sensitive nature can be restricted to colleagues in the same organization. Project items can be shared easily with the same group of people by creating a Google Team.
Permission Options in Google
Edit
Comment
View Only
Activity
Go to Google Drive
Click New and notice all the choices
Create a new document
Type a paragraph with many grammar errors
Click Share
Enter the email address from the card of your partner
Select Can Comment
Find the shared document in Shared area of Google Drive
Open and add comments to support corrections
Make assignments by groups of students to facilitate collaboration.
Create editing partners who can leave comments on each other's Google work.
Develop a sense of community by creating a shared drive for projects.
Promote student communication and collaboration using options in Google classroom for making assignments by group, in documents by using sharing permission options, and by creating shared drives for larger projects.
Empowering students to be creative is easy in Google Suite. Allowing students to choose how they show mastery is the next step in developing ownership. Google Classroom offers teachers the ability to create an assignment that allows students to select which tool they will use to complete assignments. Critical in making assignments of this nature is a well developed rubric that is aligned to standards and has clear explanations of expectations.
Create assignments that allow students to choose their product.
What students see when assignments allow them a choice.
Use Google Sites as a digital portfolio of student work.
Create New Google Form (from Waffle this time)
Name it
Add elements
Validation
Preview
Google sites provides the ultimate way for teachers and students to develop the 4Cs. The user friendly format make creating a website easy so teachers save classroom instruction time for what really matters. Students can work with partners, teams, or on their own. Google sites is a create way to curate resources, report findings, deliver presentations, and maintain a current digital portfolio.
Create New Google Site (Waffle)
Name the Site
Add Pages
Nest the Pages
Add Elements and Resize
Embed Google Form on page
Note: Google Sites has been updated. You may see an option to view the newer or older version depending on your browser and Google Tennant.
References
Google Sites as a Portfolio Youtube Video. Caitlyn Bledsoe. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RSXi6yaDGag. Accessed 2/20/2020
Linkedin Learning Youtube Video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XUp1tywRnXw. Acquired on 2/12/2020
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