How To Use Google Drive and Evernote To Create Digital Portfolios The following post is written by Greg Kulowiec & Beth Holland from EdTechTeacher. You can hear them both present at the April 10-12 EdTechTeacher iPad Summit in Atlanta! As iPads proliferate in schools around the world, and students as well as teachers create more and more content, questions about what to do with all of those learning objects have arisen. In other words, how can we curate this content into portfolios for assessment as well as reflection. Portfolio Curation with Google Drive Source: The Verge With recent upgrades to the Google Drive app on the iPad, it is now a viable solution for student portfolios that can be created in their entirety on iPad. The Google Drive app now allows for the creation of Documents, Spreadsheets, and Folders. The video tutorial below explains the process of creating, uploading and sharing within the Google Drive app on an iPad. Using Portfolios to Make Connections with Evernote Evernote provides one possible solution to the challenge.
Miten teen verkkokyselyn tai -lomakkeen Googlessa? - Sosiaalisen median hyvät käytännöt Ennen kuin voit tehdä kyselyjä ja lomakkeita Google Drivessa (ent. Google Docs), sinulla pitää olla Google-tili. Verkkokyselyn vastaukset kerääntyvät automaattisesti tietueiksi laskentataulukkoon. Palvelussa on käytössä kaikki yleisimmät kysymystyypit. Lisäksi voit määrittää kyselyyn osioita ja sivunvaihtoja. Voit jakaa muokkaus- tai katseluoikeudet myös muille, joilla on Google-tili. Lomakkeen kysymystyypit Kyselyn tekeminen Kirjaudu Google Driveen (tai luo ensin Google-tili, mikäli sinulla ei sitä vielä ole). 4. 5. 6. Mikäli haluat kysymykset pakollisiksi, valitse "Tee tästä vaadittu kysymys". 8. 7. Voit upottaa lomakkeen nettisivulle ja jakaa linkin esimerkiksi sähköpostilla: Lisää toimintoja > Upotus. Kysymysten muokkaus jälkeenpäin Mikäli jostakin syystä joudut muokkaamaan kyselyä: 1. 4. Vastaukset omaan sähköpostiin Mikäli haluat käyttää lomaketta esimerkiksi tilauslomakkeena, muuta lomakkeen asetuksia laskentataulukkonäkymässä: Työkalut > Ilmoitussäännöt. Vastausten tarkastelu
Google: first MOOP (Massive Online Open Pedagogy) Seek and you will find As a kid I never imagined, when watching Star Trek, that I really would have a little device on which I could ask any question, and it would almost certainly give me a meaningful answer. Science fiction came true and I have one next to me now and its main tool is Google search. Montessori kids Brin was born in Russia and educated in the US, Page is from Michigan. They only met in 1995, at Stanford, yet their business, Google, famously based on a spelling error (Google should have been Googol), has become one of the most significant global businesses of our times. Most potent, pedagogic, productivity tool ever As the world’s most successful search engine it has become an indispensable tool for learning and research. Google – game changer in learning Google's mission is to ‘organize the world's information and make it universally accessible and useful’. Their mathematical approach to search problems at Stanford led to a search engine that ranked sites by popularity.
A Case Study: Using Google Drive In The Classroom A Case Study: Using Google Drive In The Classroom by Johnathan Hardison first appeared on gettingsmart.com “More efficient than an overworked teacher! More reliable than a carry-home satchel of ungraded papers! Able to simultaneously curate infinite comments from speedily working students! Look! On the computer screen! Yes, it’s Google Drive…free application offered by the California-based internet giant with resourcefulness and organization more astounding than some seasoned educators of many years. All right. A Challenging Task: The Impetus for Using Google Drive Just two and half years into teaching AP Language, I oftentimes feel absolutely powerless, helpless, and overwhelmed. With a teaching schedule consisting of six classes ranging from AP Language to American Literature Honors and only fifty minutes of planning, I heartily accept any help I can get. The Lesson Plan: Using Google Drive as a Tool, Not the Toy Here is the order of operations for each essay assignment:
15 reasons Google Analytics is #1 tool for social media monitoring Posted on December 30, 2012 by Rob Petersen inShare70 Social media monitoring (or social media listening) is the process of identifying and assessing what is being said about a company, individual, product or brand. Source: Top Ten Review (price range from $1,500/month to $90/month). However, once companies license social media software: 34% say they are “happy” and “couldn’t have made a better decision”60% say they are “ok” but “if something better came along they’d consider it”6% are “frustrated” and “are looking to make a switch” Source: Oneforty and KissMetrics Maybe it’s not the data it’s what you do with it. Google Analytics didn’t make this list. Here are 15 reasons Google Analytics is #1 tool for social media monitoring Companies should go into social media with a business goal, and an understanding of the resources required to achieve it. Would you consider Google Analytics for social media monitoring on your business?
10 Google Drive Tips & Tricks For Students It is useless to resist The Cloud. Like the tractor beam on the Death Star, the nebulous world of networked online storage is slowly pulling in all digital information. If you haven’t yet gotten on board, 2013′s Google Drive would be a perfect place for a college student to start, whether for educational purposes like collaborating on class projects, or storing all those Instagrams of your food. What follows are some of the coolest tips and tricks Drive users have found in the last few months and shared with the rest of us. 10 Google Drive Tips & Tricks For Students Connect with IFTTT:Short for “if this then that,” IFTTT (pronounced “Ift”) is a high-tech way to automate the Internet. This is a cross-post from onlineuniversities.com
Mitä oikeastaan tiedämme Googlesta? - Tekniikka Istun tietokoneen ääressä kotonani Helsingin Kalliossa. Ei ole oikein mitään tekemistä, joten kirjoitan Googleen sanan koira ja painan enteriä. Kuluu 0,18 sekuntia, ja hakutulokset lävähtävät ruudulle. Miten ihmeessä tämä on mahdollista? Google on maailman suurin hakukone. Minun koirahakuni on yksi pieni pisara tässä koskessa. Mutta näin haku alkaa: Tietokone muuttaa hakusanan ykkösiksi ja nolliksi. Hakupyyntö muistuttaa postipakettia siinä mielessä, ettei lähettäjän tarvitse vaivata päätään sillä, mitä kautta paketti löytää perille. Tietokoneesta hakupyyntö solahtaa ensin laajakaistamodeemiin ja siitä lankapuhelimen vanhaa kuparijohtoa pitkin kellariin. Asun kerrostalossa, joten nettiyhteys ulkomaailmaan kulkee kellarissa sijaitsevan talojakamon kautta. Jakamossa signaali siirtyy isompaan kuparikaapeliin, joka sukeltaa maan alle. Tätä kaapelia posotetaan joitakin satoja metrejä. Tämä verkko kytkeytyy yhteyksiin, jotka yhdistävät Suomen kaupunkeja toisiinsa. Ja siellä Google jo odottaakin.
?ref=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.scoop I know. I know. I’ve written about how I hate Google+ and how Google+ is dead. OK…I admit it. Not only is Google+ not dead but in my opinion Google+ is now defining a third place experience between Facebook and Twitter similar to Starbuck’s third place between work and home. I’ve changed my tune so much I’m now becoming an Google+ Evangelist and that’s why I’d like to share 10 reasons why iLove Google+. 1. The more time I spend with Google+ the more I realize that Google+ is now defining/creating a third place experience between Facebook and Twitter. Related Resources from B2C» Free Webcast: How To Create Killer Marketing Content I actually find myself thinking about Google+ as another social network completely unique unto itself. Currently I use the big three social networks this way: 1.Twitter – I currently use Twitter to find and share great information and communicate with friends. 2. 2. I find the aesthetic modern, clean, and it just makes sense to me. 3. Enough said! 4. 1. 5. 6. 7. 8.
How Google Impacts The Way Students Think How Google Impacts The Way Students Think by Terry Heick It’s always revealing to watch learners research. Why do people migrate? Where does inspiration come from? How do different cultures view humanity differently? Literally Google it. And you see knowledge as searchable, even though that’s not how it works. 1. Google is powerful, the result of a complicated algorithm that attempts to index human thought that has been digitally manifest. The result? 2. When students are looking for an “answer,” good fortune sees them arrive at whatever they think they’re looking for, where they can (hopefully) evaluate the quality and relevance of the information, cite their source, and be on their merry way. But with the cold logistics of software, having come what they were looking for, learners are left with the back-button, a link on the page they’re on, or a fresh browser tab. Having found an “answer,” rabid-Googlers are ready to “finish” the assignment. 3. Especially those that seem conflicting.
22 Alternatives to YouTube YouTube is definitely one of the most popular video platforms online but it is not the only one. There are several other alternatives teachers can use particularly in schools where YouTube is blocked. Here is a list we have curated for you. SchoolTube is a great video resource for both students and teachers. TeachersTv is a great resource site for educators . Teachers Tube is another great video resource created by teachers for teachers. Next Vista is a great video resource for teachers having problems accessing YouTube videos in their schools . Academic Earth is an online repertoire of lectures and courses recorded in videos and organized into different categories .These courses and lectures are recorded from the most reputed American universities such as ; Yale, MIT, Berkeley , Harvard , Princeton, and Standford . Snag Films is a great resource for educative full length documentaries provided by popular producers such as National Geographic.
19 Handy Google Tricks That You Weren’t Aware Of After covering everything that Google Search has to offer, you can easily forge that search only forms one small part of the Google behemoth. With so many different features and clients available, it’s very easy to use the basic features for each and leave it at that. However, if you delve a little deeper, there are many tricks hidden away that will help improve your experience. Gmail Use Filtered Search Gmail’s search bar is very handy for finding that message you got months ago, but most people don’t realise how easy it is to access advanced search. Activate Starring Feature Sometimes you will come across important messages, but the only way you can mark them is with the yellow tab or star icon. Cut Down Text In Email Replies The annoying thing about email threads is that if the messages are long and numerous, it’s very easy for the context to get lost among the many paragraphs of text. Keyboard Shortcuts Sign Out Remotely Emphasise Important Words In Gchat Activate Gmail Remotely Google Maps