F is for, day 6 of the #AtoZchallenge
F is for [Google}Forms!
Forms are an easy way to create quizzes or collect data.
I would say I used Forms at least weekly in my classroom. In fact, on the first day of school I have my students fill out the student info questionnaire in forms.
I use Google forms to collect student data to drive discussions in class, to receive student input or just to vote about something.
Check out how to create a googleform here. Learn how to differentiate learnng with forms here.
Using forms, you can create a choose your own adventure story
On the Ditch That Textbook blog there a load of ideas.
More ideas:
This teacher uses googleForms to track student progress.
You can read more about breakouts here https://sites.google.com/site/digitalbreakouttemplate/home
How do you use GoogleForms in your classroom?
A presto,
p.s. Join my our #virtualPLN on Facebook!
#AtoZchallenge
Forms are an easy way to create quizzes or collect data.
I would say I used Forms at least weekly in my classroom. In fact, on the first day of school I have my students fill out the student info questionnaire in forms.
I use Google forms to collect student data to drive discussions in class, to receive student input or just to vote about something.
Check out how to create a googleform here. Learn how to differentiate learnng with forms here.
Using forms, you can create a choose your own adventure story
On the Ditch That Textbook blog there a load of ideas.
More ideas:
This teacher uses googleForms to track student progress.
You can even create a Breakout(escape room) using forms.🚀✅Checklist Using #googleforms for Sight Words (Dolch Example)✅🚀— Adam Wade (@WadeTechnology) February 21, 2019
Forms:
Question Type - Checkbox Grid
Rows - Student List
Columns - Sight Words / Vocab
Link #googlesheets to see student timeline of progress and words that they do/do not know!#edutech #edtech #GoogleEDU pic.twitter.com/5jJY9MOoyK
You can read more about breakouts here https://sites.google.com/site/digitalbreakouttemplate/home
How do you use GoogleForms in your classroom?
A presto,
p.s. Join my our #virtualPLN on Facebook!
#AtoZchallenge
