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The document summarizes the aims and outcomes of a previous meeting. The meeting focused on integrating different tools for creating online and offline educational resources. They created resources using eXe-learning for offline use, a Google Docs survey form, and used online tools like canvas for sticky notes and Glogster for posters.
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Last meeting
- 1. LAST MEETING INTEGRATING & REFLECTING
- 3. To use eXe-learning to create resources for offline use A quick review Click here & this window opens to give a name to your work. Choose activity & use the text editor Click here to save
- 4. Add pages. Change order. Change child page. To add eXe-learning files. When the file is ready for students to use it you need to publish it. This is what you do & it will create a folder to save in your computer.
- 5. The folder will look like this and when you open it, it will show like this. Look for the icon with the label INDEX and click on it. This should open the file for students’ use.
- 6. To create a Google Doc survey form. Click on CREATE & Then on FORM. This Will open this window. Type question. Type hint. Type answer. Choose question type Add new question. Edit. Choose template
- 7. Templates Examples Plain form Embed
- 8. To use online canvas for sticky notes
- 11. To use online posters (glogster)