Microsoft+Who?+Meet+Google+Documents!

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 * Microsoft Who? Meet**

Paula Lenox – Laurel Jr./Sr. High School

First things first ... a little housekeeping to collect data. media type="custom" key="6692483" [|My Notes]

Shared Google Doc to use as an example

[|Thursday Shared Google Doc]

My favorite Vacation Presentation

My Favorite Holiday

I love LiveBinders! here is a great binder of Google ideas!media type="custom" key="6659935"

You be the judge: I found this Live Binder on Google too: media type="custom" key="6698621"

I found this help document on Google Docs by Carol LaRow (use this after the class if you forget how to do something )

24 Ways to use Google Docs in the Classroom

Instructional Strategies to use with Google


 * __Course Number__ WA4**

This session will teach participants how to use Google Documents with students. Google provides a free, online word processor, presentation tool, spreadsheet tool and data collection tool, and each of which has hundreds of uses in the classroom. This session will introduce and demonstrate each of the tools, as well as share fun and educational ways to use them with students. What also makes Google Documents so powerful for education is the ease of collaboration, and each participant will learn how to use Google Documents to foster collaboration in the classroom.
 * __Description__**

During the course of this two-hour session, participants will open and use each of the free Google Document tools. Each participant will also create a Google Form to be used in his/her classroom. The created form will be used either as a simple data collection tool or assessment tool in the 2010 school year.
 * __Created Project/Course Outcome__**

Participants will learn all of the basics regarding Google Documents so no prerequisite knowledge is required.
 * __Prerequisite Knowledge__**

Participants should have a Google Mail account. This account is required to have access to and share Google Documents. Participants should also bring ideas regarding data they would like to collect from students, or an assessment they plan on using in their classroom. Participants are also encouraged and welcome to bring their own laptop. Do we really want to put this here or add it to the registration form???
 * __Participants Should Bring__**


 * __Target Grade Levels__** - All Grade Levels
 * __Target Content Area__** - Applicable to All Subjects
 * __Computer Platform__** - Any