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An interactive Google Doc, known as a HyperDoc, guides students through inquiry-based learning by including directions, graphic organizers, links and plenty of opportunities for collaboration. Students are able to work at their own pace by accessing this type of self-directed document. Also learn how to create Google Forms that can provide different resources for students to access based on their answers as a way to assess students.
An interactive Google Doc, known as a HyperDoc, guides students through inquiry-based learning by including directions, graphic organizers, links and plenty of opportunities for collaboration. Students are able to work at their own pace by accessing this type of self-directed document. Also learn how to create Google Forms that can provide different resources for students to access based on their answers as a way to assess students.
Google Forms is one of the easiest ways to collect information and assess student learning. Did you know that Google Forms can be used to create a 'Choose Your Own Adventure' story? A differentiated quiz/review activity? A guide for students as they work through and interactive learning activity? They can and it's not as difficult as you may think! If you are new to Google Forms, check out our Google Forms page to get started with some of the basics. If you are up for an adventure, check out the info below.
Google Forms is one of the easiest ways to collect information and assess student learning. Did you know that Google Forms can be used to create a 'Choose Your Own Adventure' story? A differentiated quiz/review activity? A guide for students as they work through and interactive learning activity? They can and it's not as difficult as you may think! If you are new to Google Forms, check out our Google Forms page to get started with some of the basics. If you are up for an adventure, check out the info below.
Along the same lines as creating your own adventure with Google Forms is something called BRANCHING. Learn about how Shake Up Learning uses Google Forms for students to review information. When an incorrect answer is submitted, students are directed to a review video and then given the chance to answer the question again.
Along the same lines as creating your own adventure with Google Forms is something called BRANCHING. Learn about how Shake Up Learning uses Google Forms for students to review information. When an incorrect answer is submitted, students are directed to a review video and then given the chance to answer the question again.
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