Using Google Forms for Student Success
By the end of this project, you have used Google Forms to create several tools to use with your students and parents in order to ensure a successful school year. With volunteer sign-up forms, you can simplify your volunteer process within your classroom and across the school. Through exit tickets and assessments, you will be able to check your student’s understanding of the content taught that day or during a unit so that you can adjust instruction to address misunderstandings or gather summative assessment data for student reports.
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By the end of this project, you have used Google Forms to create several tools to use with your students and parents in order to ensure a successful school year. With volunteer sign-up forms, you can simplify your volunteer process within your classroom and across the school. Through exit tickets and assessments, you will be able to check your student's understanding of the content taught that day or during a unit so that you can adjust instruction to address misunderstandings or gather summative assessment data for student reports. You will also create a course evaluation that you can use with students to improve your approach for future classes. There are endless opportunities to use Google Forms - let's get started! *You will need a free Google account for this project.Modules
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"Using Google Forms for Student Success" is a beginner-level course in Personal Development offered by Coursera. Over 180 minutes, you'll learn to create useful tools like volunteer sign-up forms, exit tickets, assessments, and course evaluations to enhance classroom efficiency and student understanding. Perfect for educators looking to streamline processes and improve instructional methods, this course is free and requires only a Google account to get started.
Rachel Lindsay