ePortfolios and Google Sites - GTT058

Google News and Updates Real-time presence in Microsoft Office to become available October 17th Inbox by Gmail shutting down at the end of March 2019 Gmail Offline Chrome app to be removed later this year Building the map of Canada’s north Featured Content ePortfolios with Google Sites Matt and Kasey discuss the value and implementation of ePortfolios and how easy it can be to use Google Sites as the platform for students to display and preserve their learning over the course of a school year or their time in a school from year to year. Discussion points: Showcase portfolio v. growth portfolio Other ePortfolio tools: Seesaw, Canvas No templates yet Reflection Advantages of G Suite for portfolios Google Sites integrates with all of the other applications G Suite users already have accounts Easily embed everything from YouTube to Google Slides Drag and drop interface that is easy to use and professional looking New features make it even better with buttons and layouts Workaround for comments Send us your examples! Resources Dynamic learning in action Your chance to get students sharing their work with the world (Go Global) Great checklist from Eduphoria (even though it’s from 2013) Physics Portfolios (Thank you to Mike Mohammed) Jillian Rosenbecker Hannah Peksa Google Teacher Tribe Mailbag Bettina Franz (comment from the website) Google Forms being used to create comment boxes on Google sites. Libby Knaggs (via SpeakPipe) Classwork in Google Classroom Dan Curtis (via SpeakPipe) What do you do when students don't have permission to install Chrome extensions? Sarah Fromhold (email) Is there a way to make Form responses go to the top of the response spreadsheet instead of the bottom? Here’s a script to try On The Blogs Matt - Google Slides icon boards for low-prep, visual thinking Kasey - How to Organize Assignments in Google Classroom [shortcode-variables slug="signature"] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.