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It’s time again for the Google Science Fair! From the Google Science Fair site:
Have you asked a question today? What did you do with it?
Did it take you somewhere new? Did it bring you here?
The Google Science Fair is an online science competition seeking curious minds from the four corners [...]
My colleague Fred Delventhal recently shared a link to Flubaroo, and it’s pretty slick. It uses the Google Forms feature of Google Docs to create online assessments, and generates an effective method of grading them. To use this platform with GoogleAPS here in Arlington:
1. Go to www.apsva.us/google and sign in.
2. Next, [...]
Creating and Sharing Collections
Without using Google Groups, you can use Collections in Google Docs to share documents with groups of students, including entire classes. This tutorial will walk you through the process.
First, log in to GoogleAPS (www.apsva.us/google), and click Google Docs to open your Google Docs Home Screen.
On the [...]
There has been a tremendous amount of progress in resolving remaining outstanding technology-related issues, and a clear shift from technical priorities to instructional priorities. I hope this trend continues! I will be restructuring the tag clouds for this blog to better reflect a set of topics. That should help people search for salient information. On [...]
It has been a very busy couple of weeks, but many of the major issues appear to be resolved in many places. Here’s the latest!
GoogleAPS Up and Running
All students and staff should log on through http://www.apsva.us/google.
Instructional Library Online
The KACE server Instructional Library is now online, which will allow you to [...]
Google Calendar Updated
The Google Calendars for the lab and laptop cart reservation system have been updated to include, beneath the reservation slots, a display of who has current reservations for each resource. Just scroll down on each page and you’ll find the Existing Reservations calendar.
Please carefully consult this as we continue to work [...]
To quote Bartok the Bat, “Wow. I tell you what, wow.” I am, to use the vernacular of a beloved Alabamian friend of mine, plum tuckered out. This has been one crazy ride so far! That said, I’m constantly humbled by how generous and kind you’ve been, and I really feel like a valued [...]
I’m always so excited to welcome students back to school after the summer, and today was no exception. This was my first experience with the vibrant student body here at Yorktown, and it was a pleasure to work alongside you all for the first of many days to come. Much is afoot in APS these [...]
This has been a challenging but productive week, so there’s a lot to report. I will use this blog resource to provide best practices, resources, emergent research, articles and commentaries germane to pedagogy and progressive education… and information about what the heck is going on at Yorktown and in APS when it comes to instructional [...]
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