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Continue your journey towards a paperless classroom with interactive digital notebooks. Learn how to design a template specifically for your class and push a copy out with ease through Google Classroom. Students are able to add their own questions, thoughts, ideas and notes while having continued access to important content resources. The outline feature helps students to be better organized with no worries of losing important notes. Use it as a do-now, exit ticket, study guide, review resource and more. Choose Docs or Slides to create your own digital interactive notebook.
Using Google Slides to Create Interactive Notebooks
Using Google Slides to Create Interactive Notebooks
Features of Using Slides for Interactive Notebooks
Features of Using Slides for Interactive Notebooks
Each slide acts as a page
Flexibility in resizing each slide (page)
Offers a non-linear option
Customize in creative ways by using lines, shapes, text, images and other multimedia.
Access anytime, anywhere from any device
Templates & Sample Interactive Notebooks
Templates & Sample Interactive Notebooks
Interactive Notebook Master Template from Matt Miller at Ditch that Textbook (just click USE TEMPLATE)
Blank Interactive Notebook Template
Cells Digital Interactive Notebook
Fractions Interactive Notebook
Using Google Docs for Creating Digital Notes
Using Google Docs for Creating Digital Notes
Help students stay organized with their notes by creating a template for them to use for note taking.
Tips
Tips
Stay Organized with Outlines and Table of Contents
Format topics as headings (see example on Digital Note Taking Template)
Option 1: Insert Table of Contents (Insert > Table of Contents)
Option 2: Turn on the outline feature (View > Show Document Outline)
Students can easily click on items in the outline to bring them to the appropriate section of their notes
Link back to resource materials such as Google Classroom posts, videos, websites, etc.
Distribute Digital Notes through Google Classroom (make sure to 'make a copy for each student')
Use the digital notes for a single unit or an entire marking period. Easily check progress in Google Classroom
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