One of the questions that I am often asked about using blogs in the classroom is, “how do you keep track of them all?” Even if you have all of your students contributing to the same blog it can be difficult to keep up with all of the posts. One strategy that I’ve used in the past is to have students enter their names and links to their most recent posts into a Google Form…

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An easy how-to for creating a simple self correcting form in Google AppsSee it on Scoop.it, via TIC & Educación

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Quizzes can take different format and while the traditional way of delivering quizzes was textually based, now web 2.0 technologies allow us to create quizzes that embed multimedia elements such as images and videos and not only text. In a previous post I shared here in EdTech and Mlearning, I featured a slew of useful web applications that teachers can use to create video based quizzes. Today, I am sharing with you two important tools to …

Continuar leyendo: Two Great Tools to Create Image Based Quizzes

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If you are using Google Forms, you definitely want to be using the summary of responses that is automatically generated from your data. Administer a Google Form In order to summarize the responses,…See it on Scoop.it, via TIC & Educación

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I am pleased to relaunch this popular resource form the Interesting Ways series after a little bit of TLC. If you are new to the idea behind theSee it on Scoop.it, via Educacion, ecologia y TIC

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Tutorial para crear un formulario con Google DriveSee it on Scoop.it, via TIC & Educación

Continuar leyendo: Crear un formulario con Google Drive│Tutorial de Irene González

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Cualquier encuesta creada dentro de Google Forms no tiene fecha de expiración y puede recoger un número ilimitado de las respuestas hasta que el propietario del formulario decide cerrar manualmente el formulario. Para algunos formularios de Google, sin embargo los límites pueden ser necesarios. Por ejemplo para encuestas o concursos online establecer una fecha de cierre automático resultara útil.See it on Scoop.it, via TIC & Educación

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Tom Barret has recently updated some of his popular presentations in his “Interesting Ways” series. 80 ways to use Google Forms to support learning is one of the works Tom has relaunched and which I am sharing with you below. If you have new interesting ideas on how to use Google forms in class you can add them to the slide. just click on “open editor” button and a copy of the slideshow will be opened in …

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