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"One of the strategies that I use when creating lesson plans is to reflect on the previous lesson. Part of that reflection includes feedback from students. This can be done by simply asking students to raise their hands in response to a "did you get it?" type of question, but I like to have better record of responses than just a hand count. Here are some tools that can be used for collecting exit information from students." 
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"There is GREAT news!! You can now insert an image into a GOOGLE FORM!!!
Beth Dichter's insight:
Google continues to add features to Google forms. This post shows you how to add images to Google Forms. If you would like to see a video that walks you through the steps please visit the link below from Richard Byrne's blog FreeTech4Teachers at http://www.freetech4teachers.com/2013/05/video-how-to-insert-images-into-google.html.
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This post looks at many of the tools one may find in Google that help with writing including Google docs, spreadsheets, forms, drawing and presentation tools. Ideas of how to use the tools are provided as well as samples, and there are also connections to Common Core Standards.
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From Richard Byrne, "a new guide, Google Documents for Teachers. The 40 page guide (embedded below) is designed to help teachers who have never used Google Documents." Please note, this is part of a larger project he is working on, so changes may be made down the road.
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A step-by-step tutorial on how to create a quiz using Google forms.
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Video, audio, and images can help students gain deeper understanding of a question. Previously, struggling readers might have had assessment questions read aloud to him or her. Now, multimedia tools allow these students to take tests independently.
Beth Dichter's insight:
Check out these five tools that will help students present their knowledge using different forms of multimedia. * Metta * ImageQuiz * eduCanon * Kahoot * Google Forms For many students these tools will help them create a more authentic product. Click through to the post to learn more about each tool and find short videos to help you with ImageQuiz, Kahoot and eduCanon..
Drora Arussy's curator insight,
February 25, 2014 7:32 PM
Great ideas and tools - let the creative assessment begin!
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If your school is using Google Docs this year here are three great tips that may make the process run more smoothly. Susan Oxnevad's school introduced Google Docs last year and has shared what she wishes she had done. Each tip provides resources to help you with the process. And the three tips are... * Encourage teachers to create an in box with a Google form * Teach teachers and students how to use the revision history * Encourage teachers to create and use templates
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So take Google, combine it with Flubaroo (a tool that works with Google Forms and allows them to be graded) and add in Snapguide (presenting a tutorial to walk you through setting up the Flubaroo script) and you have a home run! Great set of tools that work together.
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I first scooped this slide show in January, but it has been updated with new ideas and tips on how to use Google Forms in the classroom. If you are new to Google Forms, or are looking for some new ideas check out this presentation.
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Are you wondering how you might use Google Forms in your classroom or school? This presentation will give you many ideas.
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Richard Byrne shares five tools that he uses with students. They are:
* Google Forms
* Padlet
* Socrative
* Poll Everywhere
* Plickers - For the classroom that isn't 1:1
Each tool is discussed and if you search for the tool on his website you will find information about how to use it.
You may find that your students will be more engaged with exit slips if they use technology to respond. In addition, some of these tools provide unique ways to see the response, such as Poll Everywhere which will display feedback as word clouds.