Jen Wagner and Mark Samberg share how to use Google Spreadsheet in the classroom. As a result, Nags Head Elementary School is now gathering their lunch count using a Google Form - which dumps the results into a great spreadsheet.
So sorry it has taken me so long to post this audio. Real life keeps getting in the way.
This show came to be as a result of me wanting to automate our lunch count proceedure. I wanted to know the best way to use Google Spreadsheet/Forms to make it happen. Once again, Jen Wagner came to the rescue along with Mark Samberg and his great ideas.
We're back! Welcome to the new folks! And of course, welcome to those that contiune to hang with me! Tonight was a trail to see if I really could stay connected. Hope to see everybody next week.
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Brewster Bartlett, a NH high school teacher, shared information about the Road Kill Project that he started. Sheila Adams, a WCA intern, joined us to talk about her involvement in this web based project.
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