Ahora trabajo en la educación superior, y como asistente de unos cursos en línea, a veces me piden que haga una reunión virtual con los alumnos a través de Adobe Connect. Hace poco, hice una de estas reuniones con maestros que ya trabajan en K-12 sobre Google Forms y cómo se puede usar en sus … Continue reading Cómo utilizar Google Forms en la educación superior
I am currently working in higher education, and as the adjunct for a few online courses, I am occasionally asked to conduct the online live sessions with students via Adobe Connect. Most recently I gave a live session to current K-12 teachers about Google Forms and how to use them to collect information in your … Continue reading Google Forms in Higher Ed
YouTube. YouTube has so many great videos and channels and producers of quality educational content. I’ve mentioned several here, but today I’d like to share with you one great example, and that is the YouTube channel “Nerdy Nummies”. Here is one sample video of what this author-creator showcases on her channel: This channel as you … Continue reading One website I (and my class) can’t live without
Once you've created your Google Form using all the snazzy features we looked at last week, you'll want to either share it for collaborating with others, and most definitely send it out so you can collect information from others, be that colleagues, parents, or students. In this video we look at your main options: sharing … Continue reading #TipTuesday – Sharing and Sending Google Forms
Deja a los alumnos que planifiquen sus aventuras: Durante mis primeros años de dar clases, hice dos proyectos con mis alumnos que se trataron de planificar viajes. Cuando hice mi práctica docente, dando clases de español, hicimos un proyecto que se constituía de planificar un viaje a un país hispanohablante, usando verbos en el futuro … Continue reading #ICYMI – Lo Mejor de la Semana
Google Forms is constantly revising, reiterating, and adding new features and a smoother look. I recently created the following video to show the beginner around Google Forms, and the features listed below: Create a Google Form Add questions Embed media (great for flipping your class!) Divide form into sections, and direct flow Make the form … Continue reading #TipTuesday – Getting started with GoogleForms
On YouTube, there are absolutely skads of tutorials on every subject under the sun. But it turns out G Suite has created their own tutorials, complete with screenshots on mobile devices and computers, all presented in a fun, engaging way. So if you’re wanting to learn how to: Sending your Form (check out the 2:20 … Continue reading Do More with Google Forms
On YouTube, there are absolutely skads of tutorials on every subject under the sun. But it turns out G Suite has created their own tutorials, complete with screenshots on mobile devices and computers, all presented in a fun, engaging way. So if you’re wanting to learn how to: Set color, image, and branding in Google … Continue reading Create Surveys with Google Forms
One great way for students to collect large(ish) data sets for class use is to have them create a Google Form about something they are studying in class. This could be technology use, eating habits (for health class), or opinions on a particular topic. By asking all the students in a given class, section, or … Continue reading Collect Needed Information with Google Forms
Google Drive has always allowed for the use of templates--but the template gallery before was an endless repository of not-so-great looking designs that were difficult to sift through. Now, Google has updated with some professional looking designs for all of its apps: Docs: docs.google.com/ Sheets: sheets.google.com Slides: slides.google.com Forms: docs.google.com/forms Personally I love these new … Continue reading G Suite Makes Things Easy!
Amanda M. Orozco 