In this session, we will examine the research writing process using Google Docs, Slides, and more! We'll also use the Explore Tab to make sure you are getting the most out of these apps.
Find sources with
Explore tool
Advanced Search tools
Google Books
More on Fair Use and avoiding plagiarism of text, media, & ideas
Save sources by creating bookmark categories
Organize info with Google Drawing graphic organizers
Cite sources with the Explore tool & reverse lookup
Voice typing in Google Docs
Saving Named Versions in Docs
Peer and teacher editing with comments
Use Classroom to assign, collect, and review student work
Rubrics
Comment Banks
Suggesting and commenting in Docs
Note that most of these links have lesson activities for a number of subjects. This is just an example.
Google Slides reports
Find more on my Curriculum page
Timelines & more with Drawings
Drive
Classroom
Docs
Slides
Google Classroom features
Screencastify for Feedback (or use native screen recording features on an iPad or other mobile device)
Reflection Activities
Extend with CS First
Click HERE for a full lesson with planning sheets from The Curriculum Corner (but be careful not to click on ads).
Send a copy to each student as a project template.
Shared by Trang Le in BC4E Facebook Group!
Use this project to have students look up facts about their faves!
Google Slides with Pear Deck Add-Ons
Use new citation tools!