Dealing with Data 25/5/21

  Dealing with Data 25/5/21

So many useful tools today- the ideas are limitless to what I can change and adapt into my classroom. So many tools and tips to use. Thank goodness for rewindable learning- so I can go back and review the tools today.

Google Slides- Thanks to Dorothy for her helpful tip to use Google Slides on your phone. Also you are able to go up to the URL and change from presentation mode so you can see the speaker notes.

Dorothy Burt- Share: Digital Fluency Intensive Manaiakalani Outreach

I completely agree with the power and important of children being able to share their learning as it provides purpose and an authentic audience.

Google Forms   Links to slides

Google Forms  Links to slides

It was great to make refresh to make google form- for the New Entrant children I used mote to help voice the questions. For New Entrants you can have multi choice questions using pictures.  There were good tips about sharing forms. 

Google My Map

What an awesome tool to use in Social Sciences- mapping, finding out about different places - with lots of great options to change the types. Activities can include holiday stories, children's pepeha, planning trips, favourite parks and locations around local environment. I have made a google form to identify where the children are from and then we will link it to the map.  Other handy tools are that you can edit map markers- add descriptions and video links.

Google Sheets

So many handy hints- it was great to cover the different tools- such as arrow, hand etc. Google translate was a very cool tool to add in.  Use the Explore tool- to select the best options for graphs. Click on the three dots on the side of the graphs to open into a new google sheets. It was great to remind me of conditional formatting, sorting data through filters.

Writing Quality Posts-

Thanks to the others who suggested link the slides from the day into the blog.

Today there were so much amazing information and ideas that can be explored further.