Engaging lessons in google docs
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This document discusses using Google Docs and other Google tools to run engaging online teaching sessions. It outlines key Google tools like Google Forms, Google Presentations, Google Drawings, and Google Spreadsheets that can be used for activities like pre-and post-tests, lessons, note taking, games, sorting activities, peer editing, and student assessment. It also provides contact information for the author to discuss building on these online teaching examples.
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Engaging lessons in google docs
- 1. Using Google Docs to run engaging online teaching sessions by Suzie Vesper, CORE Education Learning@School Hamilton, 2012
- 2. Background - ELLINZ online
- 3. Moodle ELGG Adobe Connect The online spaces
- 4. Key tools
- 6. Pre and post tests Running record recording Google Forms
- 7. Drag and drop text boxes Google Presentations
- 8. Teaching materials for live lessons Google Presentations
- 9. Differentiation in one presentation Google Presentations
- 10. Note taking and retelling Google Presentations
- 11. Drag and drop Google Presentations
- 12. Sorting and classifying Google Presentations
- 13. Student final presentations Google Presentations
- 14. Google Docs Peer editing
- 15. Google Docs Complete the gap (using Google ‘drawing’ text boxes)
- 16. Google Docs Traditional complete the sheet (but online)
- 19. Labelling activities Google Drawing
- 20. Sorting and labeling activities Google Drawing
- 21. Sorting and labeling activities Google Drawing
- 22. Student assessment Google Spreadsheet
- 23. Managing Google Docs with Teacher Dashboard
- 25. Telling their stories and sharing their cultures
- 28. What has worked well for your students? What ideas do you have that could build on the examples shared today? Ideas from the floor
- 29. There will be a focus group of teachers set up that are either specialist ESOL teachers or mainstream teachers workin with ESOL children. Watch this space! Where to from here? Suzie’s contact details Skype: suzcorey Email: [email_address]