Google Drawings is part of your Google for Education suite of tools. Often underused, it’s great for drawing, collaborating, publishing, and learning. The limit? Your imagination! This workshop will teach you how to use this application to do graphic design and to promote communication as well as stimulate the creativity of your students!
Do you know how to create Google Forms? Let’s explore different ways to use them in a pedagogical context. Whether it is to improve feedback, to get to know your students better or to compile data of all kinds, this workshop offers at least 40 different ideas for both elementary and secondary schools.
Google Forms provides teachers with quick and easy access to student thinking, knowledge, and skill level. The forms can be used in all kinds of ways with students, teachers, and even the community. Before you can take advantage of a form, you need to know how to create one! In this workshop, we will first learn how to create a form, the difference between the possible question types, how to integrate images and videos, how to share the form and then how to analyze the data collected. Participants will leave confident and ready to create a useful form for their class!
Do you know how to create a Google Form? Come explore the different ways that forms can be used in an educational context. Whether it’s to improve feedback, to get to know your students better, or to collect data, you’ll leave this workshop with at least 20 different implementation ideas for both elementary and secondary students.
Why limit yourself to creating simple slideshows with Google Presentations? Come and discover many other possibilities of this user-friendly and versatile tool. Digital books, comic books, video editing, digital portfolios… the possibilities are endless!
Are you familiar with the concept of escape rooms? This workshop allows you to learn how to use Google tools to create your own digital escape game! You will have the chance to experience an escape game followed by a short workshop explaining different ideas, giving you various tips for playing with your students and sharing essential resources to get you started!
Visual-based coding is a great way to introduce our students to the world of programming. Storytelling using this tool is an effective way to introduce coding and learn problem-solving skills. Scratch is a visual programming language platform allowing us to compose our own story using visuals, motion, text, and audio. Learn how you can integrate coding with language, math, and art to engage and empower students.
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