Google+ and Google AppsSaturday, August 31, 2013
Join Linda Lindsay at Seabury Hall in Makawao, Maui
OR
Michelle Colte at King Intermediate on Oahu
Register for this HELP session
Tentative schedule:
8:45 Registration 9:00 Welcome! 9:05-9:30 Google+ Introduction (privacy settings, circles, and communities) HASL community, Google hangouts 9:30-9:45 Our Turn: Ways to Use Google Docs to Collaborate 9:45-10:10 Your Turn: Collaboration using Google docs/drive Using Google search limiters 10:10-10:30 Google Forms in instruction Using spreadsheet data in library program 10:30-10:45 Break 10:45-11:45 Your turn! Guided instruction or hands-on participation. 11:45-12:00 Sharing & Evaluation |
Our Turn: Ways to Use Google Docs Collaboratively in Instruction
Grade 5: Science
Step 1: Google Form to "quiz" students on what they know about the human body. Step 2: Students saw group responses: "Show Summary" Step 3: Students accessed TrueFlix online to find the "truth" and to discover one other super cool human body fact that they posted on a padlet. Students accessed Google Form & Padlet via the Hale Kula Library Website |
Grade 4: Science
Step 1: Students use a Google Form to rewrite the benchmark in words a 2nd grader could understand. Step 2: Students read through classmates responses to find similarities and differences in the rewritten benchmark. Step 3: Co-teacher (or students) identify keywords from discussion. Step 4: Students use keywords as search terms in Encyclopedia Britannica or Enchanted Learning, online, to "build the background." Step 5: Students find facts and post on a padlet. |
Grade 5: Inferences
Step 1: Students make inferences using images by adding comments to a presentation (visual literacy) Step 2: Based on that activity, they suggest a definition of "inference." Step 3: Students read a passage and make an inference. Using Google Presentation to create & communicate creatively. A great relationship building activity!
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Grade 5 Perspectives: European Explorers vs. Native Peoples
Students use the Library of Congress Primary Source Analysis Tool to make observations about paintings & an excerpt from Christopher Columbus' journal. Students use Tools within Google presentation to define words & Comments to rename the painting from the Native People's Perspective. |
Your Turn
Collaborative Doc
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Gathering Info in a
Google Form |
Collaborative Presentations
that are constructive & creative |
More Google+ and Google Apps HELP
- Saturday, September 14, 2013 via Google hangout at 9:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.
- Join a weekly Google Rocks! hangout on Tuesday nights from 8:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
- 24/7 via HASL on Google+ community
Online TutorialsIntroduction to Google+ by Martin Shervington
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Google Ideas @ your library®
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