Unit 4 Review

Where would you go to view responses to your Google Form?

• Google Forms

• Google Classroom

• Guardian Summaries

• Google Hangouts

Which is an appropriate use case for Google Classroom’s Guardian Summaries?

• Send ongoing year-long information, such as the syllabus and birthday treat policies

• Invite guardians to sign up for Calendar appointment slots

• Inform guardians about their student’s overdue assignments

• Send link for parents to join a Google Hangout

How can you join a Google Hangout? (Select all that apply)

• Web browser

• Telephone

• In person

• Text message

Which is true about creating a Google Group with the setting "Only invited users"?

• You can invite guardians to join by sending an email with the Google Group URL

• You must submit specific email addresses for those guardians to join the Group

• Anyone can request to join; only you will be able to approve their membership

• Only users on your school domain ("@yourschool.org") will be able to join

Which is required for families to receive Guardian Summaries related to your class? (Select all that apply)

• The educator must turn on Guardian summaries for each class

• The guardian needs a web-connected device with a mic and camera

• The guardian must sign up to receive email updates

• The educator must click “send” each day they wish for Guardian Summaries to be sent

Which outreach methods provide different class guardians with the same information? (Select all that apply)

• Google Groups

• Google Hangouts

• Guardian Summaries

• Google Sites

When using the appointment slot feature in Google Calendar, multiple people can select the same appointment slot.

• True

• False

Which is a benefit of using Google Groups to email your class guardians? (Select all that apply)

• You can bypass Gmail’s daily sending limit of one hundred emails

• You can send personalized updates to guardians about their child’s work

• You can send an email to just one email address to reach all guardians

• Guardians can find and search previous class emails in one place at groups.google.com