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Your AI Rubric Stinks

January 17, 2024

It is time consuming to create rubrics, especially good ones. Using AI can help, but what if your AI rubric stinks?

Fostering Fairness with Equitable Grading

May 23, 2023

Fostering Fairness with Equitable Grading doesn’t have to start with a huge shift. Here are 12 small steps to get you started with equitable grading

Wondering what are Single Point Rubrics? They are gaining popularity among educators as they simplify the grading process and focus on essential aspects of a student’s work. Unlike traditional rubrics with multiple performance levels, Single Point Rubrics outline the criteria for proficiency, offering advantages such as simplicity, flexibility, clear expectations, and fostering a growth mindset

Managing LAST MINUTE PILE of Late Work

December 15, 2022

End of the semester, you are managing LAST MINUTE PILE of Late Work. If you are a Google Classroom user here are some tips to help you deal with the inevitable last minute rush of papers.

Exclude assignments from Google Classroom

EXCLUDE Assignments in Google Classroom

October 2, 2022

Exclude assignments from reporting in Google Classroom. You want to have more control over what gets reported to guardians and other stakeholders. Decide what to exclude from the progress report.

Hacking Google Classroom for Standards Based Grading

June 6, 2022

Standards Based Grading for Google Classroom users. Hack your class to allow for a better way to communicate student progress on standards.

Google Classroom: Grading with Drive’s Preview Mode

December 18, 2021

Preview student files in Google Drive for a faster experience to review student work.

Awesome Assessment with Flipgrid

August 14, 2020

Flipgrid has added some amazing new features! I am most excited about the new split screen option when recording a response. Video Assessment As a

Going Gradeless with @mssackstein

August 13, 2020

Guest blog post by Starr Sackstein Start of School Series: Hacking Assessment Q & As – Shifting the Grading Mindset On this week’s Q &

Three Strikes…You Got It!!!!! by @daveschmittou

July 3, 2020

35 students in a class. 70 standards to teach. 180 days of school. Teaching is about so much more than the numbers, but the numbers can tell a powerful story.

Sharing Rubrics in Google Classroom or Microsoft Teams

April 16, 2020

Google Classroom and Microsoft Teams allows you to add a rubric to an assignment. You can also share your rubrics with other teachers. Google Classroom

The First 2 Weeks by @tguskey

August 7, 2019

Help EVERY Child to Find Success I am a big Thomas Guskey fan. I first came across his research while a doctoral student (I dropped

Google Classroom: Make Your OWN Grades

July 1, 2019

Which Gradebook Defines Your Classroom? I have been loathing this update since the first day that Google Classroom came out. The gradebook. Now it is

Well Intentioned, but Damaging

May 22, 2019

How Does That Score Make the Student Feel? I have fond feelings about my 4th grade teachers, both of them. Because I could not do

Extra Credit Only Feeds The Rich by @jstevens009

May 16, 2019

Why do we give extra credit? Who gets the extra credit? Does this create equitable learning opportunities? Guest Blogger John Stevens shares: Extra Credit Only Feeds the Rich

Feedback Made Simple in Google Classroom

Providing timely feedback in Google Classroom is important. Join Alice Keeler for a free OTIS workshop on feedback in Classroom.

Translating Your Google Form

Add multiple language translation to each question in your Google Form. Translating your Google Form is fast and easy with Quiz Helper.

Harnessing the Power of =TIME()

You have a start and end time, how do you display them together in the format of 8:10 – 8:15???? Harness the power of =TIME()

6 Tips for Managing Google Drive

Your Google Drive is a hot mess and you need help managing Google Drive. Try these 6 tips to reduce your stress and use Drive better.

Grab the Power of Randomization in Sheets

So many great reasons for teachers to apply randomization in Sheets. Share your ideas.

Present Google Slides NOT Full Screen

Options for how you present your Google Slides. Perhaps you want to present Google Slides NOT full screen.

Slides Timer Add-on

Need a countdown timer in your Slides? Use Sildes Timer and Slides Timer Add-on to easily keep your lesson on pace.

Match Names in Two Lists

How to match names in two lists comes up surprisingly often. Who on the sign up list is also on the eligibility list? Use the MATCH formula to find out.

Paperless Is Not a Pedagogy

Alice Keeler

Feedback Made Simple in Google Classroom

Translating Your Google Form

Harnessing the Power of =TIME()

Your AI Rubric Stinks

Fostering Fairness with Equitable Grading

What are Single Point Rubrics

Managing LAST MINUTE PILE of Late Work

EXCLUDE Assignments in Google Classroom

Hacking Google Classroom for Standards Based Grading

Google Classroom: Grading with Drive’s Preview Mode

Awesome Assessment with Flipgrid

Going Gradeless with @mssackstein

Three Strikes…You Got It!!!!! by @daveschmittou

Sharing Rubrics in Google Classroom or Microsoft Teams

The First 2 Weeks by @tguskey

Google Classroom: Make Your OWN Grades

Well Intentioned, but Damaging

Extra Credit Only Feeds The Rich by @jstevens009

Feedback Made Simple in Google Classroom

Translating Your Google Form

Harnessing the Power of =TIME()

6 Tips for Managing Google Drive

Grab the Power of Randomization in Sheets

Present Google Slides NOT Full Screen

Slides Timer Add-on

Match Names in Two Lists

Alice Keeler

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