Utilizing Google Drive to Distribute and Receive Assignments (4T Webinar)

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Utilizing Google Drive to Distribute and Receive Assignments

How are you utilizing Google Drive to distribute and receive assignments?

Important: You will need a Google account for this session.

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Utilizing Google Drive to Distribute and Receive Assignments

Moderator Stephanie Wooten

UM Graduate Student at School of Information

Presenter Andrew Steinman

Educational Technology Consultant at Kent ISD

#4t2014

swooten@umich.edu @stephrwooten

‣ Instructional Technology Researcher in USE Lab

‣UM Graduate Student at School of Information

‣Geek Girl Extraordinaire

About the Moderator: Stephanie Wooten

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SCECH Information

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‣ Emoticons

‣Raise Hand

‣Polling Tool

‣Chat Room

‣Whiteboard

Blackboard Collaborate Features

‣Emoticons

‣Raise Hand

‣Polling Tool

‣Chat Room

‣Whiteboard

Blackboard Collaborate Features

‣ Emoticons

‣Raise Hand

‣Polling Tool

‣Chat Room

‣Whiteboard

Blackboard Collaborate Features

‣ Emoticons

‣Raise Hand

‣Polling Tool

‣Chat Room

‣Whiteboard

Blackboard Collaborate Features

‣ Emoticons

‣Raise Hand

‣Polling Tool

‣Chat Room

‣Whiteboard

Blackboard Collaborate Features

‣ Emoticons

‣Raise Hand

‣Polling Tool

‣Chat Room

‣Whiteboard

Blackboard Collaborate Features

Point to items

‣What is your role in education?

‣A. Student

‣B. Teacher

‣C. Administrator

‣D. Other

‣ If “Other,” use chat to identify role

Participant Poll

‣How familiar are you with Google Drive?

‣A. New User

‣B. Unfamiliar

‣C. Familiar

‣D. Google Drive Guru

Participant Poll

Utilizing Google Drive to Distribute and Receive

Assignments

Presenter Andrew Steinman

Educational Technology Consultant at Kent ISD

Moderator Stephanie Wooten

UM Graduate Student at School of Information

Access this presentation and more by going to: steinman.me/4t2014

andrew@steinman.me @steinman

‣ Educational Technology Consultant at Kent ISD

‣MSU Graduate (x2) and MAET Instructor

‣Amateur Cat Trainer

About the Presenter: Andrew Steinman

‣Access anytime, anywhere, with any device

‣Create a variety of documents and projects

‣ Easily share documents and files

‣Collaborate in real-time

‣ Immediate feedback

Google Drive Overview

‣ Emphasis on Using Technology

‣Appears 24 times in ELA standards

‣ Emphasis on Collaboration

‣Appears 14 times in the ELA standards

Linking to Common Core

Linking to SAMR

Linking to SAMR

‣ Sharing assignments with students

‣ Submitting assignments to the teacher

‣Managing due dates and times

‣Organizing and finding student work

Common Classroom Issues with Drive

‣ In this session, we will explore:

‣ Setting up class folders

‣Distributing Assignments

‣Accepting Student Work

‣ Providing feedback on assignments

‣ Sharing Assignments with Parents

Student

Teacher

Simplify Your Google Drive Workflow

Parent

‣Teacher manually creates folders

‣ Students create their own folders

‣Teacher utilizes Doctopus add-on to automagically create student folder

Setting Up Class Folders

‣Teacher manually creates folders

‣ Students create their own folders

‣Teacher utilizes Doctopus add-on to automagically create student folder

Setting Up Class Folders

‣Create a new folder for this webinar in Google Drive and share it with Andrew Steinman (andrew@steinman.me)

‣Use the “Creating a Shared Folder in Google Drive” document in the webinar folder to help

Practice Time

“Learn today, use tomorrow”

‣Organize student folders so you can easily find them, if needed

Quick Tip: Organize Your Folders

‣ Students create new documents from scratch

‣Teacher makes assignment templates “view only”

‣ Students make a copies of teacher’s template

‣Teacher utilizes Doctopus add-on to automagically distribute individual copies of assignments

Distributing Assignments

‣ Students create new documents from scratch

‣Teacher makes assignment templates “view only”

‣ Students make a copies of teacher’s template

‣Teacher utilizes Doctopus add-on to automagically distribute individual copies of assignments

Distributing Assignments

‣Make a copy of the “Creating a Shared Folder in Google Drive” document

‣Place your copy in your webinar folder that you created earlier

‣ Edit the copied document for your class(es)

Practice Time

“Learn today, use tomorrow”

‣Use the folder icon at the top of a document to organize it into one of more folders

‣Hold command (Mac) or control (Windows) while clicking on folders to move your document to multiple folders

Quick Tip: Moving Docs to Folders

‣ Students share assignments individually

‣ Students place assignments to class folder

‣ Students submit assignments to your Gmail+

‣Teacher creates assignment submission form that students complete with each assignment

Accepting Student Work

‣ Students share assignments individually

‣ Students place assignments to class folder

‣ Students submit assignments to your Gmail+

‣Teacher creates assignment submission form that students complete with each assignment

Accepting Student Work

‣ Submit your copy of “Creating a Shared Folder in Google Drive” using the Assignment Submission Form here:

‣http://steinman.me/submit

Practice Time

“Learn today, use tomorrow”

‣Use the filter button in the toolbar to help navigate through students’ submissions

Quick Tip: Filters Are Your Friends

‣ In-line text editing to leave feedback

‣Use a different color font for feedback

‣Utilize the built-in comment feature

‣Do “advanced” commenting with Kaizena

Providing Feedback on Assignments

‣ In-line text editing to leave feedback

‣Use a different color font for feedback

‣Utilize the built-in comment feature

‣Do “advanced” commenting with Kaizena

Providing Feedback on Assignments

‣Open the “How will you utilize Google Drive to Distribute and Receive Assignments?” document in the webinar folder and share how you will use what you learned today in your own classroom.

‣Comment on other participants’ responses using the comment button in the toolbar

Practice Time

“Learn today, use tomorrow”

‣Kaizena allows you to make voice comments and more!

Quick Tip: Kaizena is Awesome!

‣ Students share class folder with parents with view only privileges

‣Alternatively, teacher could share the folder with parents

‣Teacher utilizes FormEmailer script to automagically distribute assignments to parents

‣Requires student work be shared with parents

Sharing Assignments with Parents

‣What will you take back to your district after this session and how will it be used to improve the education of all students in your district?

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So Now What?

Questions

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Attributions

Thanks for attending our session!

Access this presentation and more by going to: steinman.me/4t2014

Utilizing Google Drive to Distribute and Receive Assignments

Moderator Stephanie Wooten

UM Graduate Student at School of Information

Presenter Andrew Steinman

Educational Technology Consultant at Kent ISD

#4t2014