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NCTE 13: Session A.26 Kidwatching in a Digital World
- 1. Kidwatching in a Digital World Using Google Forms with Evernote Tuesday, November 19, 13
- 2. Create Forms for... • • Reading/Writing Conferences • Assessment Data • Parent Questionnaires • Student Interest/Attitude Surveys • Tuesday, November 19, 13 Status of the Class (Reading or Writing) Parent Contact
- 3. So many possibilities Reading Conference Form created by Kristin Bispels Google Forms allows to you to collect information quickly as you move around your classroom. Tuesday, November 19, 13
- 4. To embed a Google Form in Evernote: 1. Copy the URL for the LIVE Google form. 2. Create a NEW note in Evernote. 3. Go to FORMAT and click LINK from the drop down menu. 4. Click ADD and paste URL link into text box. 5. Click OK and a hyperlink will appear in your note. 6. Give your new note a title. Tuesday, November 19, 13