Making a Form Part 1: Creation

As promised in my previous blog, here is the first part of the sequel of Making a Google Form; Part 1: Creation.

Online Hangman for Spelling Lesson

This week's article deviates from my usual Google apps related posts. I will be featuring online game called Hangman to "gamify" your lesson and to make it more interesting for the students.

The Wonders of Google Forms - An Introduction

Google Forms has got to be one of my favourites among all the Google apps available out there.

It can be used in a variety of ways, for example, a quick survey or questionnaire, pop quiz, lesson hyperdoc and lesson feedback or exit ticket. 

Google Slides in Classroom

I'm going to start with one of the most flexible and engaging Google App for Education which is the Google Slides. It provides you with endless possibilities of enhancing your presentation, hence creating a meaningful and lasting impression on the students or audience at large. 

Start simple, one at a time.

It's easy to be overwhelmed by the waves of apps flooding the market nowadays. Applications, one after another offer just about anything to make our daily, somewhat mundane tasks easier. Some claim to be the 'life-saver' or  the 'you-can't-live-without' in your life which is true at least for a small fraction of it.

What excites you in your teaching and learning?

Well to be honest, there are lots of things that are far from exciting when it comes to teaching and learning but I'm sure that there must be something that sparks your interest along the line. Otherwise you would've said goodbye to this profession long ago. 

All Excited About ICT Integration!

So I've checked off at least two to three of my Goals for this year. One of them is to become a Google Certified Educator Level 2! I passed the not-so-easy test after the second attempt. I took the test at around midnight and was very nervous after failing the first time. Next step is to be a Google Certified Trainer!!!