Use Google Classroom as Discussion Board or Poll
You can use Google Classroom as a discussion board. You can pose a question and students can respond and comment on each others.
Here's how.
Open Classroom and click the "plus" sign.
Next, click "Question."
Add your question. Mary Catherine Keating, a teacher at Chantilly High School who showed me this feature, asked her students which cause of World War 1 was most important--alliances, militarism, imperialism, or nationalism.
Once a student responds, then he or she can see other comments and responses. After a student submits the comment, you get an email notification of the post.
You can also use Classroom to poll your students. Mary Catherine often uses this feature as a bell ringer.
The process is similar to creating a discussion board
Add your question with choices. Once you add the questions, Classroom will tally the responses. You can show the students the tally or hide it.
You could use the polling feature as a bell ringer as Mary Catherine Keating sometimes does, or perhaps as an exit ticket.
Here's a blog post from Google for Education about the polling feature.
Here's how.
Open Classroom and click the "plus" sign.
Once a student responds, then he or she can see other comments and responses. After a student submits the comment, you get an email notification of the post.
You can also use Classroom to poll your students. Mary Catherine often uses this feature as a bell ringer.
The process is similar to creating a discussion board
- Go to the plus sign
- Click create question
- Hover over "Short Answer"
- Click on Multiple Choice
You could use the polling feature as a bell ringer as Mary Catherine Keating sometimes does, or perhaps as an exit ticket.
Here's a blog post from Google for Education about the polling feature.
