This document provides information on digital learning resources including Google Docs, Google Drive, and SurveyMonkey. Google Docs allows users to create, edit, and store documents and spreadsheets online for free. Google Drive is the new home for Google Docs and allows users to create and share work online and access documents from anywhere. SurveyMonkey is a free online tool that lets users create their own surveys using templates, and it can be used in classrooms to spark discussion, gather student input, and allow students to create and analyze their own surveys.

1. DIGITAL LEARNING
RESOURCES

2. GOOGLE DOCS

3. • Google docs is a free web based application in
which documents and spread sheets can be
created, edited and stored online.
• Users of Google Docs can import, create, edit
and update documents.

4. Google Docs
Google Drive
-is the new home for Google Docs
-Create and share your work online and
access your documents from anywhere

5. • Manage documents, spreadsheets,
presentations, surveys, and more all in one
location
• This lesson contains screen shots, tips and
instructions for setting up a free account and
creating and editing documents using Google
drive.

6. SURVEY MONKEY

7. • SurveyMonkey is a tool that allows users to
create their own surveys using question
format templates. The basic version of
SurveyMonkey is free; an enhanced version is
also available at a cost.

8. Why would I want to use
SurveyMonkey in my classroom?
• You can create a survey and discuss the results either in your
face-to-face class or in a synchronous or asynchronous
environment. Because it is a relatively simple way of raising
students‟ interest in a topic
• It gives you possibilities to tackle a topic in a more interactive
way Because it creates some input for class discussions or
even assessment purposes

9. • You can give students the chance to ask their own questions.
Because it appeals to the students – usually it’s part of their
world
• It allows student to learn the language while creating, carrying
out and analyzing surveys (learning by doing)