Week 4 Reflection
The day began with Karakia - connecting with a great group
of educators and then sharing our digital peheha through google slides and
casting it on the TV in front of the room. Other things discussed throughout
the day was as follows:
The Manaiakalani Pedagogy: Learn Create Share. Today we
focussed on Share. Some apps used to share are facebook, twitter, bebo. We
choose Blogger as the primary online space for our young people to share. Share
to learn.
Completing the meet the team Google form, and then creating
a google form with 5 questions and sharing with the colleagues.
Exploring Google My Maps and creating a customisable map
using mymaps.google.com.
Google Sheets- setting up the sheets, basic formulas and
calculations, number formatting, protecting cells and ranges, conditional formatting and add-ons.
Levelling up - Google sheet - creating Add-ons such as QR
Codes, crop sheets, mapping sheets, random generator and flubaroo.
Flubaroo can be used to create a google sheet, generate a
form and make quizzes which is marked by the system using the pre-entered
answers and the results are recorded in the Google sheet
Analysing data from a student’s blog whereby I went through
Ebony’s blog and analysed the number of posts published from 2016 to March
2019. The analysis is embedded below in this post.
To sum up, today’s session was very interesting and
informative as I can use the knowledge I have gained today and apply in my
teaching and learning process and also create surveys and interesting quizzes
in Google forms and Google sheets and collaborate with students and teachers.
Hi Nilesh, thanks for sharing your summary of the day. How do you see yourself using Sheets and Mymaps with your learners in class? Something you could also try is to embed charts that you create in sheets directly onto your blog post instead of the entire sheet. This would make them easier to see.
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