Archive for June, 2008

Jun 29 2008

Marking work in Google Docs

Published by under Google Docs,Uncategorized

What is the best way to give feedback on a piece of work produced in Google Docs? What formatting tools are most appropriate to use when leaving comments? How do you organise 30 to 60 pieces of work handed in to you? How do children hand in work? What new possibilities does this process uncover? [...]

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Jun 16 2008

Google Apps in School – Weeks 5 and 6

It has been a quieter few weeks in terms of our use of Google Docs, by our standards anyway – so I have combined some of my reflections over the last fortnight. Although less prominent in the daily work of our literacy unit the use of Google Docs has continued and has become more and [...]

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Jun 08 2008

EAL Survey

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Emily Fritchley a colleague of mine and teaching assistant at school is currently collecting evidence for her dissertation about the support for EAL children in schools. I offered to write about it here as she is hoping for more responses for her work. There are only 8 questions in the survey (see the link below) [...]

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Jun 07 2008

Creating an environment of personalised technology choice

Published by under Laptops,My class

The last few days have been pretty important for us at Priestsic Primary School. For the first time we have been able to offer our year 5 kids the opportunity to use their own laptop to work on. It is not a permanent 1:1 solution as yet, but it is an option we have. There [...]

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Jun 02 2008

Creating an emotion graph using Google forms

Published by under Google,Google Docs,Literacy

This idea was one that popped into my head at about 3am. After George, my 2 year old son, woke us and I had settled him again, I began thinking about Google forms (as you do at 3am – what better time to be thinking about that subject!!) and the current work we are doing [...]

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