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MAGICALLY go Remote with Automagical Forms

by admin | Jul 23, 2020 | Advanced, Drive, Forms, Google

Many schools are starting remotely in the Fall and this is going to necessitate getting some materials into Google Forms. Google Forms is an amazing way to have students submit their work digitally. You do not have to open up individual PDF’s and hope that the...

NEW: Add Forms and Jams to Google Classroom

by admin | Jul 19, 2020 | Classroom, Forms, Google, Intermediate, Jamboard

Google has fixed the glitch where when you try to add a Google Form to a Google Classroom assignment there was no filter option for Google Forms. Not only have they added Google Forms to the filter, you can now easily add your Jams from Jamboard. Search Bar at the Top...

It Wasn’t All Bad: A Virtual End to the School Year by @MrsMathews_OHS

by guest | Jul 16, 2020 | Classroom, Forms, Google, Guest Post, Meet

By Guest Blogger Christy Mathews, Veteran ELA Teacher & Leader End of Year Reflections It wasn’t all bad. I mean, it was REALLY bad for a bit. And then, once the administration told us we would be in this [distance learning] environment for the duration of...

Use the SAME Google Form to Poll

by admin | Apr 25, 2020 | Forms, Google

During a live session with students there are several options for how you poll students. A quick and dirty is to reuse the same Google Form repeatedly. Steps Create a Google Form with one multiple choice question.It can be generic “Answer the question” and...

Find Google Form Responses in Google Classroom

by admin | Apr 21, 2020 | Advanced, Classroom, Forms, Google

Google Forms is the best thing since sliced bread. It will take you LESS time to copy and paste your Google Doc activity into Google Forms than it will to open each student Google Doc. Adding a Google Form to Google Classroom is easy, simply click the...

SELF GRADING – Google Form

by admin | Apr 15, 2020 | Forms, Google, Intermediate

“If it is low critical thinking, a robot should grade it.” Teaching critical thinking is hard and time consuming. So you have to give something up so you can spend time working with students on a feedback loop on higher critical thinking tasks. Tip: Make...