Tuesday, July 1, 2014

Differentiated assessments with Google Forms




You can create differentiated assessments with Google Forms.  Differentiation will occur when you set up your assessment to take students to different questions based on their responses.  If a student chooses an incorrect response, then they will be taken to a page where they can either re enforce the concept or get a hint and come back to the original question to try again.  By the same token, you can take a student who answered correctly to a more challenging question.

To do this, you need to be familiar with the following:


1. How to create a Google Form (this will serve as the assessment)
2. How to use "go to page based on answer"
3. How to use "page breaks"
4. How to read the spreadsheet where student submissions will be collected.
5. How to automatically grade your assessment using "Flubaroo"
6. How to sort and analyze  student responses with sheets' charts.


You can also grade a Google document with "Goobric

Example Assessments:

Quadratics
Pre-assessment Area of a Rectangle-SpEd
Final Area Assessment



Tuesday, June 3, 2014

Creating Math worksheets in Google Docs





We have all been frustrated with the fact that we couldn't type math equations in Google Docs.  Well, the answer to our prayers is here!  g(Math) is an new "add-on" for Google Docs.  Simply open up a new Google Document, click on add ons and search for g(math).  Add it to your Google Docs and you will have it available for every Google Doc you decide to use it in.  Check this video created by +Jeremy Bell  he does very good job at explaining how to use it.

Happy algebraic writing!

Tuesday, December 10, 2013

Today's Agenda



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Teaching with Chromebooks

GCSD has recently become a GAfE school and has deployed a 1:1 Google Chromebook initiative at the High School.

Resources for teaching with Chromebooks can be found on this blog as well as the objectives of this pilot program.