Google Sites Assignment & Checklist
Write a reflection on your blog highlighting what you learned to create and how you plan on using your site or how you will teach others to create a site.
Getting Started on making a Google Site involved:
- Add Text to a page
- Change font, color, size of text
- Link text to a website
- Change Layout of a page
- Create a site
- Share a site
- Find Format Tools
- Add Pages to website
Getting Going skills on the Checklist involve:
- Insert Images from web
- Insert images from computer files
- Insert Google Docs
- add playable YouTube videos
- Add a "Daily Agenda" announcement page
- Add image from your cell phone quickly
- I know what site gadgets are, can change their size, and page orientation
- Make a text wrap around image and change size of image
To be a "Ninja":
- embed things
- Add Twitter Feed
- Customize all visuals about the site, colors, background images, header on title, etc.
- Make it so a student can only edit one page
- Add custom search bar
- Publish website as a template
I have always had the intention of having an accessible site for my students and parents. I began my search for such a resource in the SY of 2007-2008 by providing an online gradebook for our teachers that had email capability and posting links to assignments. We have been using the online gradebook program since SY 2008-2009 schoolwide. My hope is that I can get my Google Site up and running for my classes and train our teachers on how to at least have a site with the bare minimal of what we were taught in this class (getting going and creating a 'Home' page, 'Agenda', and 'Calendar'). I think what would get some "buy-in" would be how this is terrific evidence for our Core Professionalism in the EES and it greatly supports and builds communication with our stakeholders.
Satta-Ellis' Google Site
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