GCEL1 UNIT 3: HAVE A (MOSTLY) PAPERLESS CLASSROOM

Classroom teachers have a lot of files saved on their own computer and are unsure about Google Drive. Which features of Drive do you think are most important to help ease their nerves? (Select all that apply.)

• Microsoft Office files can be uploaded and edited in Drive

• Drive is not available offline

• Resource documents saved as PDFs can be saved in Drive

• Images and video files can be stored and shared in Drive

T/F: Since Google, and Google Drive, is an internet enabled app, there is no way to access your Google Drive files when your computer does not have access to the internet.

• True

• False

You are preparing for an after school session with teachers to train them on Google Docs. You’ve created a great ‘Getting Going Guide’ that you want them to have and keep for reference. What sharing setting should you set for the doc?

• Anyone with the link can view

• Anyone with the link can edit

• Public on the web and anyone can edit

• Anyone with the link can comment

Students are going to be working on a project together. How can they add collaborators to their Google Doc? (Select all that apply.)

• The blue “Share” button

• The “Add Collaborators” option in the Insert menu

• Under the File menu > “Share”

• (From Drive) Select the file(s) > "Share"

What are good uses of Google Forms in the classroom? (Select all that apply)

• Quizzes/assessments

• Gather research data

• Draft an essay

• Surveys

Why would you want to have people fill out a Google Form rather than simply sharing a Google Doc with them to collect their responses? (Select all that apply.)

• There’s the option to use a number of different question formats (like multiple choice, true/false, scales, etc.) with Google Forms

• You can use the "Responses" section in the Form to see a graphic breakdown of all responses

• Google Docs are harder to organize in Google Drive

• All Form responses are saved in a Google Sheet and the results are easier to see