Google+Docs+for+Education

= Google Docs for Education = media type="custom" key="4817479" align="right"
 * The Crib Sheet**

[|Google Docs]


 * The Tool**

[|Google Docs]

**Help and Tutorials** Classroom Resources
 * Overview (with Links to Help Pages)**
 * [|Documents]
 * [|Presentations]
 * [|Spreadsheets]
 * [|Forms]
 * Group Activit**y
 * 1) Who are we? Enter Information on this [|form]
 * 2) How do we see the data? Click here to see [|our data]
 * 3) What can we do with the data?
 * Individual Activity**
 * 1) Create a document or presentation.
 * 2) Share the document with a neighbor and with me (so I can show it).
 * 3) Take a look at the Insert Menu. What are some of the things you put in your document?media type="youtube" key="TYPjJK6LZdM" height="344" width="425" align="right"
 * 4) What are two ways you might use a Google Doc for at your school?
 * 5) Name and Save your document. Create a folder and put your document in the folder.
 * 6) Color your folder.
 * 7) Browse the [|Template Gallery]
 * Create a self-grading quiz!**
 * 1) Take the [|self grading quiz]
 * 2) Take a [|look at how it's set up]
 * 3) In a small group, create a three question quiz using a Google Form.
 * 4) Solicit sample answers from other participants.
 * 5) Create an IF formula for each question to "grade" the question. (Each IF formula needs to be in a new column.)
 * 6) Fill Down so that the IF formulas you've written can "grade" all the responses at once!
 * 7) Advanced: Create a SUM formula to total up the total score for each person that took the quiz. Then create another formula to calculate the percentage. Finally, create a nested IF formula to convert the percentages to letter grades!
 * 8) Time Permitting: Share your quiz with the lead learner. Links to the quizes will be added below.
 * 9) Help: How to Create a Self Grading Quiz Using Google Forms
 * Overview Presentation (From [|Google For Educators - Google Docs])
 * [|Getting started]:
 * [|The Google Almanac]media type="youtube" key="eRqUE6IHTEA" height="344" width="425" align="right"
 * [|The Google Suite]
 * [|Lesson Plans]
 * [|Ideas for Teachers]
 * [|Videos form the Google Docs Community]
 * [|Using Google Docs in the Classroom]
 * 3 Getting Started Guides for Beginners
 * [|Google Docs Templates]
 * [|Digital Toolbox: Google Docs]
 * 20 Ways To Use Google Docs in the Classroom
 * [|Snag a Table of Contents, Dictionary or Thesaurus for your Google Doc]
 * [|Google Apps Docs Interactive Tutorial]
 * Google Docs Keyboard Shortcuts
 * 100 Great Google Docs Tips for Students & Educators
 * Insert Footnotes
 * Google Wants YOUR Docs Ideas- click here to submit and see examples.
 * New! Drawing Tools
 * [|Create a Quiz]
 * Full Self Grading Quiz - Video
 * How to Create a Self Grading Quiz Using Google Formsmedia type="youtube" key="xC1L0wpmqlY" height="344" width="425" align="right"
 * How to Make a Self Calculating Survey - Collete Cassinelli
 * [|Teach Collaborative Revision with Google Docs]
 * [|Educator's Guide- Teaching Revision with Google Docs]
 * How to do peer editing with students (Screencast)
 * [|Esther Wojciki's Docs and Spreadsheets in the Classroom]
 * Research Projects- Putting it all together
 * NEW! Educational Spreadsheet Gadgets
 * [|10 Google Forms Ideas for the classroom] - provides template copies for each form by Tom Barrett
 * Using Google Docs in the Classroom: Tips and Tricks
 * [|Google Docs Classroom Ideas Wiki]
 * Create Children's Books Using Sites and Drawing Tools Example 1 Example 2
 * Sample Permission Slip for Google Apps for Education (includes Docs and other Web 2.0 tools)

Information taken directly from @http://sites.google.com/site/cuegli/events/2009-10-15/docs

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