| Date |
Agenda |
Homework |
| 4/11 |
- Questions
- Lesson Plan Clarification
- Different ways of sharing documents with students
- Formulas in Google Spreadsheets and Forms
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Due 4/25 ES & MS and 5/3 HS
- Work on lesson plan
- Begin working on presentation of lesson (Presentations will be on May 9 for ES & MS and May 3 for HS)
- Complete any missing homework assignments
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| 4/5 |
- Questions
- Introduction to Spreadsheets
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Due 4/19 for HS
- Work on Lesson Plan
- Start thinking about class presentation
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3/22
&
3/28
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- Do you have any questions?
- Review Google Presentation
- Introduce Google Spreadsheets
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Due April 5 for HS and April 11 for ES & MS
- Work on lesson plan you plan to use to submit for credit
- Re-visit NETS think about which standards your lesson will be aligned with
- Visit the Google Docs Spreadsheets and Forms page to see how other educators are using Google Spreadsheets in their classroom.
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3/1
&
3/7 |
- Questions on Homework?
- Revisit Navigation of Google Docs Home Page
- Folders and Sub Folders – Sharing
- Naming Conventions
- Comments – bubble/color
- Presentations
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Due 3/28 for ES & MS and 3/22 for HS
- Re – Visit the Google Apps Lesson Plan page and read about some of the ways other teachers are using Google Docs to enhance their curriculum.
- Create a document in Google Docs titled Lastname_Firstname_MyIdea and share something you learned from the Google Apps Lesson PLans page. Share the document with our Google Group.
- Comment on at least two other ideas shared in our Google Group.
- Create a Google Presentation
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2/14
&
2/15 |
- Questions about homework?
- Self Grading Form
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- Click here and read about how Google Docs can be used to improve the writing process.
- Enter answers to question about above article here.
- Begin brainstorming your lesson plan.
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1/27/11 &
1/31/11
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- Questions about the Homework?
- Guest Speaker – Kainoa Bowman and using Google Forms
- Creating a Google Form
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- Create a Google form you can use with your students.
- Read through the first five links at Google Forms Across the Curriculum under Navigation on the left side of the page.
- Take the survey found here
- Visit the ISTE website to view the NETS
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| 1/18/11 |
Google Docs Basics:
- Understanding Navigation
- Different types of documents
- Uploading/Downloading
- Creating Contacts and Groups
- Sharing Documents
- Printing
- Organizing
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- If you want credit for the class, go to http://www.mylearningplan.com and register for HHS – Developing 21st Century Infused Lessons with a Focus On: Web 2.0 Collaboration Tools Part 1
- Sign up for the Google Apps for Education Newsletter
- Visit the Google Apps Lesson Plan Resource Center
- Create a group in your contacts with the csv file titled “Google Group” I shared with you.
- Create a document in your google docs titled, “Nameʻs Google Reflection” and describe at least three ideas and/or questions you have about using Google Docs as part of your instruction. Share it with our Google Group.
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“Using Google Docs to Improve Student Writing: Larissa Pahomov at EduCon 2.3” was interesting for me to read; I especially liked the evolution of the 2Fers. One concern I have echoes one in the article: What about the reliance on technology and its shortcomings? What about access to computers, internet time, etc. Even though I know that multiple drafts and process are excellent, and I usually include the writing process, I have limits on how many times I want to see a specific piece of student writing. I do find that peer review and revision is effective, and I use that.
Aloha Ellen. I’m looking at the homework for 2/14 – 2/15 and we’re suppose to read the article and answer some questions under #2. Is the link broken? I can’t see the link to the questions. Please let me know. Mahalo.