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Google Drive: It's Elementary
This document provides an overview of using Google Drive in elementary school classrooms. It discusses setting up folders for sharing with teachers and students, including read-only folders for student work. Students can each create folders within their classroom folder to organize and submit projects. The document highlights using Drive for documents, presentations, spreadsheets, drawings and forms. Specific examples are given for different grade levels. Teacher tools mentioned include research tools, lesson planning, rubrics and the upcoming Google Classroom. Links are provided for more information and templates.
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- 1. Google Drive: It’s Elementary JasonRushing and Susan Prabulos Lincoln Public Schools
- 2. Contact Us! Susan Prabulos sprabul@lps.org Twitter:@fabprab http://www.thedigitalscoop.com Jason Rushing jrushing@lps.org Twitter: @jrushing72 http://www.jasonrushing.com
- 3. Getting Started Parents Communicate with Parentsabout what Google Drive is and what it can do. Information nights, Newsletters, school web page, etc.
- 4. Getting Started Students Make sureyou have a copy of students user names and passwords. Create labels, index cards, or business cards with students info for easy access.
- 5. Sharing Folders Create aFolder and using the pop down menu, choose share.
- 6. Sharing Folders Option 1:You can specify that anyone with the link can access/view/edit the files within the folder OR Option 2: You can invite people using their email address to access/view/edit.
- 7. Sharing Folders We createfolders for each of the grade level teachers whose students would be accessing Google Drive regularly. You can see easily which folders have been shared and which haven’t.
- 8. Sharing Folders Another goodidea is to create a folder and share it with students with Read Only privileges. When students open this document they cannot make changes. They will need to “make a copy” that is housed within their Drive.
- 9. Student Folders Each studentcreates a folder within their classroom folder. This helps with organization and is a great way for kids to turn in finished projects.
- 10. Great feature --Research Tool A great feature with great possibilities…..with a little risk thrown in. Can be found under Tools menu. School filters will not work when using the Research Tool. Great way to teach Digital Citizenship
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- 24. 3rd Grade Create atopic, choose focus points, and share! Let the kids fill in the rest!
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- 39. Teacher Tools --Research Tools for Kids
- 40. Teacher Tools --Lesson Planning
- 41. Teacher Tools --Grading Rubrics
- 42. Teacher Tools --Google Classroom http://safeshare.tv/w/VZgXArOBCV Coming in September!
- 43. Where to getthe templates -- http://goo.gl/vdlgcC