Thursday, July 14, 2011
Google Surveys
I started using Google surveys a year ago to save time. For example I got our school to use them for our graduation to save time on all our jobs and another teacher used it for feedback on a writing center he is starting. The item above I found on Twitter at tombarrett. It is great and includes things such as "exit tickets" for students, signing up for equipment (although we use Google excel for that), and a ton of other things. It is well worth the 3 minutes it takes to go through it as I bet you are doing at least five things with paper that it suggests to do more quickly online (and could easily be done by the students or staff at home if you are lacking on computers).
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