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Google Apps for the Classroom 26 Feb 2015 Kaitlin Springmier, Library Practicum Student [email protected]

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Page 1: Google apps for the classroom

Google Apps for

the Classroom 26 Feb 2015

Kaitlin Springmier, Library Practicum Student

[email protected]

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Welcome!

As you enter the classroom….

Please go to this web page:

http://tinyurl.com/googleappsfortheclassroom

and answer the 4 short questions.

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Why should we use Google Apps?

Google Apps

can increase

efficiency,

collaboration,

and

engagement in

the classroom.

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Google Apps + UW-Madison

A select suite of Google Apps is available to the UW

community, including: Drive (includes Documents,

Spreadsheets, Presentations, and Forms), Sites,

Hangouts, Groups, Contacts and Google+.

● License protects your intellectual property and individual privacy

rights

● Collaboration with classmates and UW-Madison colleagues

● Accounts are administered by UW-Madison

How do you use Google Apps?

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Google Drive

● Share documents, spreadsheets, presentations, forms

and drawings.

● Collaborate in real-time with your team or with your

whole school.

● You can publish final documents to the entire world, too.

Let’s get started. Log into Google Drive.

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Working with Google Docs

Create

Share

Contribute

Communicate

Revise

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Google Docs Activity

In class activity: Join the class Google Doc by typing in:

http://tinyurl.com/GoogleAppsDoc

Do you know how to...

● Chat in the document?

● Share the document?

● See the revision history of the document?

● Feel free to take notes in the doc as the presentation

continues, see how collaboration works!

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Docs in the Profession

1. Collaborative

lesson plans

2. Shared

meeting

notes

3. Lesson

repository

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Docs in the Classroom

Improve the writing process

● Students can work

collaboratively anywhere

● Digital peer review

● Give immediate comments

● Show revision history

● Reading response journals

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Forms

You’ve just used one!

Results

How can you use Google Forms in your

classroom?

● Formative and summative assessments

● Survey student’s interest

● Teacher observation forms

● Collecting information from parents

● Tests!

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Sheets

● Make a student gradebook that you can

access anywhere & share

● Make sign-up sheets for parent-teacher

conferences

● Use for science projects- Create sheets

to store research data & make charts!

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Slides

● Access, create, and edit anywhere.

● All your changes are automatically

saved as you type.

● Converts to many file formats

● Share your lectures!

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Drawings

● Lay out diagrams, create flow charts, make

posters

● Easily add to other documents or embed on a

website

● Students can collaborate on:

o posters or diagrams

o concept mapping

o get feedback from the teacher

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Sites

● Build sites to share and collaborate on

documents, videos, schedules, and more.

● Create a site for your class. Embed a class

calendar, videos, and presentations

● Have students learn how to build a website or

create an ePortfolio!

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Google For Education

Google has many great resources for education.

● They have a lesson plan library

● They provide information literacy instruction

● They will teach you and your students how to code

● And many more!

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Thank you!

Evaluate: tinyurl.com/meriteval

Questions?

Contact me:

Kaitlin Springmier

[email protected]