Add this shareable link as a hyperlink to the student’s name in the Google Doc (highlight name, Ctrl+k to add the link, Ctrl+V to paste link, Apply).Now for each students’ Google Slides document you need to get the shareable link to it with the permission “ Anyone with the link can comment ”.(If a new blank Slides document will do, have students create one.) Share the Slides Template with your students and have them make a copy or distribute it using Google Classroom.Here is a Slides template I made for a reading response journal. Create a Google Slides Template for students to use that will fit the task.Create a Google Doc with the names of your students.The steps are simple, but how you decide to facilitate it is entirely up to you! This allows other students to view and comment on these journals to promote peer collaboration and reflection in the classroom.
Submitted by Sean Fahey (Twitter: to do it: U se a Google Doc as a “homepage” to provide the links to students’ Google Slides document they are using as a digital journal. They can make an infographic or poster in Google Drawings to create a unique book report and share with the class in a collaborative Google My Map. After reading a book students can locate the setting of the story or find where the author of the book lives.Take a trip with your favorite character or author! After their visit have students create a gallery of images and text to create a travel brochure highlighting the key points of their visit. Students can also “visit” World Wonders through the Google Cultural Institute. Students can use My Maps to locate a place they have visited on a class field trip and share what they learned through a Google Drawing.Students can add multiple pictures to one pin in the map to create a slideshow of images. A collaborative class map of the United States is a fun way for students to showcase their state report! Have students create posters, infographics, a word cloud, art and more to share all about their state.
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Have students download their Google Drawing image as a. Submitted by Karly Moura (Twitter: to do it: Getting a Google Drawing into a Google My Map is a little tricky since you need to get the image URL but it is worth it for getting something student created into a map.Īfter creating their google drawing students will need to get a URL for their drawing to insert it into a My Map.
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They use multiple simple Google tools and show you exactly how to do it yourself. In today’s post, Karly Moura and Sean Fahey introduce you to maps with custom images and an interactive reading journal. However, when you use them together - smash them - you can pull the best of several tools into one superb activity. Using Google Apps like Docs, Slides, Sheets, Drawings and MyMaps give you access to features that can take your activities to the next level.
Check out these two “GAFE Smashes” for some new ideas. Smashing multiple Google tools together can create amazing classroom experiences.
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