Docs, Slides, and Forms in the Classroom: Your Next Level Google Guide
Course 5099
n this course you’ll go beyond the basic features and functions of Google tools, to explore what’s possible with G Suite. You’ll learn how to take Slides, Sheets, and Forms to the next level with interactive, dynamic elements that incorporate 21st-century skills like collaboration, communication, and creativity. You will learn how to design a digital portfolio template to showcase student growth using the versatile Sites platform. We will also show you how to set up your Google Drive and Chrome browser for maximum efficiency and introduce you to Keep, a lesser-known, but powerful Google tool to organize and track your digital workflow.
Advance your skills and knowledge of G Suite with this intermediate-level course.Â
What you will learn:
Goals and Objectives of this Course:
- Use provided prompts specific to Google Apps, to describe assumptions and insights of practitioners, researchers and self, including how the information relates to professional educational practice.
- Implement the use of Slides by creating alternative activities that include interactive and dynamic elements.
- Design innovative uses of Sheets and Forms.
- Prepare activities to provide collaborative and differentiated instruction.
- Develop a template to challenge the status quo related to student portfolios using Google Sites.
- Identify Chrome extensions that can improve productivity and/or achievement of students.
- Demonstrate the advanced use of features and functions of the following Googleâ„¢ tools: Drive, Team Drive, Chrome, Docs, Slides, Sheets, Forms, Google Classroom, Keep, Tour Builder and Sites.
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