Tuesday, July 7 • 10:00am & 2:00pm
As the Common Core demands student Research to Build and Present Knowledge, Google will help teachers build a safe platform for this to take place. In this session, teachers will build a custom search engine, allowing students to search only those sites and blogs that the teacher deems appropriate to the topic, then place this search engine on a Google Site shared with the students. Participants will learn to grant each student a web p
age as a digital portfolio to present knowledge in the form of writings, slides, videos and more. This session is best suited for intermediate users.
Demonstration:
Imagine building one site, with all your favorite links: it could include your syllabus, a link to your teacher website, folders full of handouts that can be continuously filled throughout the year with new materials, a calendar with pertinent class info on it, and a way to communicate a daily message that will keep expectations clear for all your students. Then imagine sharing that website with every student, as their own home page. From there, students can add content like pages of notes, pages that house ongoing projects, etc.
Click Here to View a Demo Student Portfolio Site
Step 1 - Build the Master Site
Below are some tips on items you might want to include when building your site:
Use the Links below to Train your Admin:
Step 3 - Duplicate and Share your Site using Site Maestro
Using an AddOn called Site Maestro, you can take your master site, duplicate and distribute unique copies of it to each of your students so that they may edit and add to it as there own site.
Next Steps - What can Students do with a Site?
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