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Subject Matter
This curriculum is centered around students creating a personal google form where they can learn to add information, and ask questions they may be interested in regarding Google Forms. This curriculum is mainly for higher education students, but would greatly benefit educators by helping them assess - in real time- how effectively student absorb learning materials and to disclose and to disclose student misinterpretations . A working list of topics/activities that are included is as follows: accessing Google forms, creating a personalized form with questions of your choosing and sending them to your instructors for feedback, and printing the form to use for future use.
Summary Aim
This curriculum teaches higher education students how to create a form, enter information, ask individual questions, send that form to their instructor, and print the form out for future use.
Rationale
Google Forms is a free online tool that can be used in the classroom to improve students' participation, engage them in their learning, and evaluate their learning. Moreover, it is user-friendly and a good skill to have.
General Educational Goals
This website should be used in parallel with classroom instruction. After completing this project, learners will understand how to effectively use Google Forms and improve their learning and participation.
Description of Learners
The learners are higher education students. They are 18 years of age and up. They will be from all walks of life. They will be from novice to expert learners. Some students may be familiar with some of the steps involved in creating a Google Form.The majority of students will enjoy this lesson.
Learning Outcomes
The learner will be able to understand Google Forms and its benefits.
The learner will be able to access Google Forms online.
The learner will be able to create a Google Form.
The learner will be able to send a Google Form
The learner will be able to print a Google Form
Learning Outcomes with Performance Criteria
1: The learner will be able to access Google Forms online.
Students must meet the following criteria:
Access Google Forms
2: The learner will be able to create a Google Form.
Students must meet the following criteria:
Log onto forms.google.com
Click the blank plus sign.
Create a new form
Create a Google Form introducing yourself: include your name, the date, and your experience with Google Forms.
3: The learner will be able to send a Google Form.
Students must meet the following criteria:
Open a Google Form
Add additional questions to the form that you may want to know about Google Forms (at least three questions), add your instructor's email, and send the form to your instructor to fill out and return.
4: The learner will be able to print a Google Form.
Students must meet the following criteria:
Once your form has been filled out and returned by the instructor, go ahead and print your form so you will have a copy of the questions you asked and the answers for future use.
Prerequisite Skills
No real prerequisite knowledge is needed before starting the instruction.
Learners will need to:
Have a willingness to learn.
Have some understanding of Google Suites
Have access to a computer
Have access to a printer
If students do not have the above skills, the instructor will offer additional help and project will be done in the computer lab.
Standards Alignment
N/A (not K12 environment)
Incorporation of Current Trends and Issues in Technology Integration -
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Introductory Presentation - (AUDIO ONLY)
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Presentation Narration Script of audio presentation
Hello, welcome to my instructional lesson plan. Today we will be learning how to use Google Forms. You will learn how to access Google form through a URL link or right from your Google drive. Next, you will learn how to create a Google Form. Then, you will learn how to send a Google Form. And, finally, you will learn how to print your Google Form. Google Forms is survey administration software included as part of a free, web-based Google Docs Editor offered by Google. Google Forms is a great way to gather information, run surveys, log jobs, and even create self-scoring quizzes. This training session will show educators and trainers how to use Google Forms inside and outside of the classroom to improve students’ participation, engage them in their learning, evaluate their learning, and promote organization and collaboration. Educators and trainers can use Google Forms to assess their students at the beginning of a class or training session and gauge pre-existing knowledge. If you want to create online surveys, quizzes, or questionnaires, Google Forms is one of the most versatile tools available right now. If you are new to Google Forms, this guide is for you.
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