There are many features available in Google Docs that allow you to create more interesting and interactive content. There are also tools that will improve workflow and create accessibility for others. Learn how to make docs an essential part of your classroom.
Want to learn about all of the different features of Google Forms and how forms can be used in your classroom but don't need PD credit? View these videos and beginner's guides:
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Ways to use Google Forms with Students
Practical applications for Google Forms in the classroom are of course going to include assignments, quizzes, tests, surveys, and collecting contact information. Look below for some ideas you might not have considered.
Teachers can use Google Forms to:
Create a parent contact database
Keep track of parent communication
Create breakout/escape rooms
Create differentiated activities and assessments
Create differentiated review activities
Conduct SEL check-ins
Create exit tickets
Accept late work submissions
Create volunteer or sign up sheets
Create sign-out sheets for the bathroom
Students can use Google Forms to:
Keep a reading log
Conduct self-assessments
Write a choose your own adventure story
Request extra help from teachers
Use the branching option in Google Forms to differentiate tasks, assessments or content.
Want to learn how to create and use branching forms but don't need PD credit? View these resources
Want to learn about Google Forms and 2 PD Hours while you are doing it? Complete this activity.
These former Tech Tuesday activities will show you different features and updates in Google Forms that will make you look like a Google Forms master! Feel free to share the materials with your students in Google Classroom.
