In this video you'll learn about one of the best features of Google Apps, the comment feature. You'll learn how to have your students collaborating with each other by giving feedback and having conversations about their work or topic.

I’ll walk you step-by-step through:

• Locating the comment button
• Ideas for what kinds of feedback students can provide in their comments
• An activity idea for students to practice giving feedback before they do it on their computers 
• Commenting on specific images, text, or a slide as a whole
• Replying to comments
• Resolving comments after the suggestions have been noted
• How students can share an activity with a partner so they can collaborate in it and provide feedback

Why you'll love this:

• Commenting promotes back and forth conversation to deepen learning
• It encourages students to ask questions
• Students engage in drawing personal connections
• It gives students an authentic audience when they know others will be interacting with their work
• Students can learn from each other and offer feedback when it comes to editing and revising assignments
• Students learn how to offer their opinions and further information in an appropriate way
• Teaches students how to interact in an online space and become better digital citizens
• Giving feedback through the comments is quicker than presenting work one by one in front of the class
• Students can craft more meaningful feedback when they’re not required to give it on the spot after someone has presented
• Quieter students may feel more confident giving feedback when they aren’t required to do so in front of the entire class

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This video is part of a complete video course that will teach you everything you need to know about using Google accounts in your classroom. You’ll get instant access to more than 35 easy-to-follow videos that I created specifically for beginners. 

In this course, you’ll learn step-by-step how to:

• Create meaningful activities in Google Drive that are centered around your curriculum and enhance your current instruction
• Create a Google Classroom to assign, view, and grade student activities as well as give feedback
• Have your students collaborate in their Google Drive to learn from each other, facilitate discussions, and create in-person connections
• Use Google Forms so you can easily create exit tickets, assessments, and activities for substitutes that are self-grading
• Create collaborative folders with the teachers you work closely with to collect, create, and share activities and materials without having to be in the same room or make paper copies
• Use your Google Drive to communicate and share student work more efficiently with parents

Throughout these videos, you’ll get 70+ different ideas for how you can use Google Apps with your students.

You can either watch the videos from start to finish or pick and choose which ones are most important to you. Purchasing this bundle will allow you to watch each video at your own convenience and as often as you like.

You’ll be surprised at how quickly your skills and confidence will grow! If you have any questions, please send me a message.