This post originally began as a response to the WNYC article "Why Hoboken is Throwing Away All of its Student Laptops." I posted this response it two different Facebook groups (here & here) discussing the article and thought I should expand some thoughts in this post. Here is my original response...
Purveyor of Geekery... this is how I view and shape the job I do and love.... education, technology, and the convergence of the two.
Wednesday, August 6, 2014
Monday, August 4, 2014
My Google Gradebook
There are a lot of apps out there for classroom management, seating charts, and grade books. I decided to give a Google spreadsheet s try.
I wrote about the start of my experiment at the beginning of this past school year. I think it went well. Having it as part of my Google Drive (we are a Google Apps school) meant it was always accessible, as well as mobile, I edited the sheet on my iOS app while walking around the room, grading assignments, and so froth.
I wrote about the start of my experiment at the beginning of this past school year. I think it went well. Having it as part of my Google Drive (we are a Google Apps school) meant it was always accessible, as well as mobile, I edited the sheet on my iOS app while walking around the room, grading assignments, and so froth.
Here's what I did...
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