If you are a QR Code nut like me, you are going to LOVE this tool.This QR Code activity (from classtools.net) is amazing, of course because it deals with QR Codes, but also because it does not require an Internet connection to work!Before your class can begin this activity, they obviously need to download a QR Code reader (many are free) from their device app store.This activity is SO easy to ... Read More about QR Quiz Maker=AWESOME!
Flipping: Shy Students
I read an interesting article recently, from sophia.org titled "Parent Perspective: Can a Flipped Classroom Help Introverts Learn Better?" and it brought back memories from my school days...I was the really smart kid who...didn't want to be called on in classwanted to work individually because, well I just didn't want to work with a groupdid the assignment, read the reading, but would rather not ... Read More about Flipping: Shy Students
Doctopus Add-On for the New Google Sheets
I'm finally able to use the new Google Sheets! The Doctopus Add-on takes a little getting used to...especially if you've been using the old script. However, I've been tinkering with the add-on, and I love it!Click here or access the QR Code on the page for my instructions on using the Doctopus Add-on.I ran into a few issues this afternoon, but was able to easily resolve them.When I originally ran ... Read More about Doctopus Add-On for the New Google Sheets
Global Education Database Has a New Look! And new features!
If I was excited about the Global Education Database when I first discovered it earlier this year, I am beyond excited now. Seriously. Check it out. It is simply amazing!Below I've listed some new features of the GEDB that have been added (or updated) since my last post on the topic:EdTech Product ReviewsThe product reviews are what originally drew me to the GEDB. Readers can see a great, ... Read More about Global Education Database Has a New Look! And new features!
Goobric, gClassFolders, and Doctopus: Great Tools for Teachers
As a Google Apps Script novice, I am just stumbling upon Goobric. I've successfully launched gClassFolders (love it) and Doctopus (love it), and finally fixed a rubric to use with Goobric.If you're thinking about trying Goobric, here are a few tips for your rubric creationLeave cell A-1 BLANK When I originally created the rubric, I included a column title in cell A-1...don't do it...it won't ... Read More about Goobric, gClassFolders, and Doctopus: Great Tools for Teachers