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Digitizing a Worksheet from a Picture with Google Drive
Digitizing a Worksheet from a Picture with Google Drive
In order to do this magic trick, you will need a mobile device (phone or tablet), access to your Google Drive (on said mobile device) and finally, access to Google Drive on a Mac, PC, or Chromebook.
In order to do this magic trick, you will need a mobile device (phone or tablet), access to your Google Drive (on said mobile device) and finally, access to Google Drive on a Mac, PC, or Chromebook.
Here's a regular old comprehension worksheet that I want to digitize.
Here's a regular old comprehension worksheet that I want to digitize.
Step 1:
Step 1:
TAKE OUT YOUR MOBILE DEVICE AND OPEN UP/DOWNLOAD THE GOOGLE DRIVE APP
TAKE OUT YOUR MOBILE DEVICE AND OPEN UP/DOWNLOAD THE GOOGLE DRIVE APP
Step 2:
Step 2:
SWITCH OVER TO YOUR GOOGLE DRIVE ON PC, MAC, or CHROMEBOOK
SWITCH OVER TO YOUR GOOGLE DRIVE ON PC, MAC, or CHROMEBOOK
Right-click on the image that Google Drive just uploaded from your mobile device.
Right-click on the image that Google Drive just uploaded from your mobile device.
And just like that, your image of that worksheet has been created into a Google Doc that students can now annotate on.
And just like that, your image of that worksheet has been created into a Google Doc that students can now annotate on.
*You might need to do a little bit of formatting as the image might not come across perfect, but it's going to get you close!
YOU'RE TURN...GIVE IT A TRY AND SEE IF YOU DID IT CORRECTLY!
YOU'RE TURN...GIVE IT A TRY AND SEE IF YOU DID IT CORRECTLY!
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