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Private
Private
Badge Description: Build internal project hubs, team sites, public-facing websites, and more—all without designer, programmer, or IT help. With the new Google Sites, building websites is easy. Just drag content where you need it.
Badge Requirements: There are 2 ways to earn a Google Private Badge
1) attend a face to face tutorial, or
2) watch the provided video tutorial and pass the quiz
Badge Resources: New Google Sites for Beginners Video and Quiz
Sergeant
Sergeant
Badge Description: This badge is awarded for creating and publishing a Google Site.
Badge Requirements: To earn this badge you must create a Google Site, submit a link to the web-page, and include an explanation of how this positively impacted your students.
Lieutenant
Lieutenant
Badge Description: This badge is awarded for encouraging students to actively use Google Sites to create an online portfolio.
Badge Requirements: To earn this badge you must give an explanation of how you showed your students to utilize Google Sites to create an online portfolio; be sure to include a link to a student created website as well as provide information on how Google Sites has positively impacted your students.
Badge Resources: Google Sites Classroom Uses and 7 Ideas for Using Google Sites
Captain
Captain
Badge Description: This badge is awarded for leading a professional development, either one on one or in a small group, in which you explain the benefits of using Google Sites, give a brief overview of how to use Google Sites, and/or assist with trouble shooting any issues teachers may have while using this tool.
Badge Requirements: To earn this badge you must give an explanation of how you showed your colleague(s) to utilize Google Sites to enhance the learning environment for students; you must also be willing to provide continued support to faculty at your campus throughout the school year.
Badge Resources: How to Design Google PD That Works!
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