Creating Interactive Lessons Using Google Slides

Here's some YouTube tutorials for creating interactive lessons using Google Slides...

• How to Create Drag and Drop Activities with Google Slides by ShakeUpLearning - Apple Tree Activity
• Using Google Slides to Makea. Drag & Drop Activity by Michelle Austin - Math Number Sort Activity

Additional Tech Posts

Here's some additional tech posts shared by the Librarians in my district...

Google Apps (Docs, Slides, etc) training https://teachercenter.withgoogle.com/training

 

Distance Learning training from Google https://edu.google.com/latest-news/covid-19-support-resources/?modal_active=none&topic=distance-learning-training

 

Getting Started with Google https://teachercenter.withgoogle.com/resources/general?tags=gettingstarted

 

Special needs accessibility https://teachercenter.withgoogle.com/resources/general?tags=specialneeds

docAppender Google Forms Add-On

       docAppender works with Google Forms.  It takes what is put into a Google Form into a Google Doc for you.  This is great if you would like to use Google forms to take notes while working with students or parents.  The information is exported to a Google Doc based on your preference - vertical table, horizontal table, or bulleted list.  For example, if you are taking notes in a Google Form about a writing conference with a student, the information will be collected in a Google Doc specific to that student for you.  This is great if you want to go paperless or have access to your notes anywhere anytime without dragging a binder around.

Ways to use docAppender:

• Note taking on student's skills, academic progress, or behaviors.
• Note taking on parent / teacher communication.
• Quiz / Test Taking / Quick Checks for students to take and teacher grades in Google Doc.
• Feedback / Survey

Google Forms Training Workshop

Click here for directions on how to create a Google Form and access the results.