Google Drive
Transcript: Google Form Stop, Collaborate, and Listen Formatting Like "Publisher" Google has "templates", which are basically pre-created, editable documents. You could make these with a little work This serves to "save time" Anyone can create the template Ezell-Harding already has a Template forum In Short = It is like getting a Template Document (test, presentation, resume, etc.) Microsoft PowerPoint in "The Cloud" Let me calm some fears Cheating (only editors can) Content of Tests (Open-Ended Responses cannot be "copied") COLLABORATE (when it is group work, it is not "cheating") Use Templates & Student's Re-created Forms Formatting like Excel Text, Numbering, Cells, Rows Equations, Graph Creation Organizing & Sorting With "Sharing" Capabilities Owner, Editor, Viewer In-text Editing, Commentary, Chat Capabilities As fun as Excel Have fun math people Google Templates Google Presentation Survey & Summary in "The Cloud" Apps, Docs, Pres, and Sheets in "The Cloud" Microsoft Word in "The Cloud" Formatting like PowerPoint Text Transitions, Animations Presentation Within App With "Sharing" Capabilities Owner Editor Viewer Simultaneous Editing, Live Commentary, Chat Capability Preassigned Templates Locked Into a Design Little Ability to Change Google Drive has 4 Major Apps Google Document Google Presentation Google Spreadsheet Google Form Google Drive Google Apps & Sharing Google Spreadsheet Google Document Robert Lindsay Formatting like Word Text (tab, bold, underline, etc.) Orientation Page Numbers & Footnotes & Shaping With "Sharing" Capabilities Owner (the one who makes the doc) Editor (the ones who can add to the doc) Viewer (the ones who can see the doc) In-Document Communication Simultaneous Editing (editors can work on the doc at the same time) Comment (placing a note in a doc for future or present attention) Chat (box with instant messaging) Formatting Like SurveyMonkey Create Open-Ended, Multiple Choice, Short Answer, & Likert Scale With "Sharing" Capabilities Owner, Viewer Collaborator (the one who has the ability to edit and view responses to forms) Respondent (the one who can respond to form, but cannot edit) Collected Responses Graphs, Open-Ended Words, Charts, & Spreadsheet data for individual responses Microsoft Excel in "The Cloud"