WorksheetsGetting Familiar with Google Tools
Total questions: 6
Worksheet time: 3mins
it is designed to help teachers create and collect assignments without having to waste effort (and paper!) printing things out. It includes time-saving features like the ability to make a copy of a Google Doc for every student with one click, see who has or hasn't completed an assignment, and provide direct, real-time feedback. It also automatically creates Drive folders for each assignment, class, and student to help keep everyone organized and free up your time for other things. If you have G Suite for Education, but can’t access Classroom, ask your admin to enable it!
YouTube
Google Docs
Google Forms
Google Classroom
The most popular feature of this app is the ability for multiple students to edit the same document at the same time. In class, students can use it to create collaborative stories. Each student rotates through the document and adds another short paragraph to take the story further along. Other users can be added with permissions that allow them to comment and make suggested edits. Peer writing can be workshopped. As students work through the comments and suggestions, they are able to reply, resolve, accept, or reject what others have suggested.
Google Docs
Google Slide
YouTube
Google Search
One way to make concepts relevant to students is to have them collect their own data. This app can make use of a variety of question types to gather information in an organized manner. Forms can also be customized and personalized. All responses are automatically collected in a Google Sheet, which makes data analysis easier. Some teachers even use it to quiz their students.
Google Docs
Google Keep
Google Forms
Google Drive
This app can be used to organize information to be shared in engaging and creative ways. You can add graphics to slides using the Insert Images option. Students can also collaborate on the same slide deck and use different themes and master slide templates to ensure consistency. Consider adding hyperlinks within a slide deck and have users run through the presentation on their own computers. You can link to external sites or even to other slides within the same presentation to give an interactive experience.
Google Maps
Google Slide
Google Hangouts
Google Sheets
Using playlists in this app, you can save groups of videos on the same topic. If you are studying the human brain, create a list of videos to get students engaged in the lesson. It’s easy to add videos to a playlist while you watch them. Some teachers create differentiated playlists: one for students who need more review, and one for students who want to explore more and extend their knowledge.
YouTube
Google Music
Vimeo
Snapchat
You can find relevant, timely, high-quality content online if you know effective search strategies. Using search operators or advanced search settings can be a great place to start. Consider sending students on a quest using this search engine and their new understanding of search operators. They’ll have fun trying to answer questions and will develop their search skills at the same time.
Google Drive
Google Search
Google Keep
Google Calendar
