TEAM 6

REPORTING

Demonstrate knowledge and skills

in the use positive use of ICT to
facilitate the teaching and learning
process.
 CREATING
INSTRUCTIONAL
MATERIALS
START
 A GUIDE TO

QUIZIZZ
https://quizizz.com
 What is Quizziz?

• Is a creativity software company used in a class, group

works, pretest review, exam, unit test, and impromptu
tests. It allows student and teacher to be online at the
same time.

• It uses a quiz-style teaching and learning method where

a user answer questions in a series independently, and
contents with other user on the same quiz.

• It is a free tool. It works on any device: web browser,

iOS, Android and Chrome apps. You can access
hundreds of ready-made learning quizzes or create your
own.
 ADVANTAGES...

• Educational Technology can also be viewed as a Gamification Technique, it is using

the way of creating games into learning and teaching areas, so Kahoot, Socrative,
iClicker and Quizzizz both of them are examples of gamification technique.

• Educator are frequently using Quizizz in class eating occasional test and it is increases
students participation.
 A GUIDE TO

GOOGLE FORM
https://docs.google.com/forms
 What is Google Form?

Google Forms is a free online tool from Google which allows

users to create forms, surveys, and quizzes as well as to
collaboratively edit and share the forms with other people. Educators
can use Google forms to assess their students at the beginning of the
class and gauge pre-existing knowledge. Furthermore, Google forms
can be used to give feedback to and receive feedback from students
and parents. Similarly, students can use Google forms to assess their
own learning and set the learning goals as well as to collect data for
their research projects
 ADVANTAGES...

• Google Form is user friendly,

easy to access and less technical.
• Easy recording of scores.
• Students can immediately see
their scores (Immediate
feedbacks).
• Cheating is somewhat
minimized.
 ADVANTAGES...

• Can be used for most type of tests.

• Automatic computation of Index of Mastery
(Mean), Median of Scores, and Range of Scores.
• Graphical presentation of Item Analysis/Answers
made by the students.
 A GUIDE TO

KAHOOT!
URL: Main website: kahoot.com; Game: kahoot.it
 What is Kahoot?

Kahoot! is a game-based learning platform, used as educational technology in

schools and other educational institutions. Its learning games, "kahoots", are user-
generated multiple-choice quizzes that can be accessed via a web browser or the
Kahoot app.

• Initial release date: 1 November 2012

• Genre: Educational game
• Owner: Kahoot!
• Launched: March 2013
• Users: 50 million monthly active users (as of May 2017)
• Available in: English, Dutch, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Norwegian,
Polish, Portuguese, Spanish, Turkish
 What is Kahoot?

• Kahoot! is a tool that motivates and activates students' learning because it can test their
knowledge, reiterate important concepts, and help them retain information. It also
provides instructors with the ability to further create class discussion and student-to-
student interaction.
• Kahoot allows for the design of multiple-choice quizzes as well as polls and surveys that
populate on-the-spot data; the quiz questions and polls stimulate quick instructional
decisions as well as whole-class discussion.
• Want to make your awesome Kahoot! games? You'll need to create a user profile. A user
profile lets you sign in on any device at kahoot.com or with our iOS/Android mobile app
to securely create your own content.
• What does Kahoot mean in English?
- a secret partnership —usually used in pl. They were in cahoots with the thieves.
Comments on cahoot.
 ADVANTAGES...

• Improved classroom dynamics and created a safer, more

positive learning environment. Studies reported that
classes using Kahoot! —especially those that used it often
—saw increased attendance, student participation,
engagement, motivation, as well as interaction between
students and teachers and students and peers.
 A GUIDE TO

EDMODO
https://new.edmodo.com
 What is Edmodo?

• Edmodo is an Educational Network that

aims at providing teachers with tools to help
them to connect and communicate with
their students and parents.
• Via the Edmodo app or website, teachers
can share content, text, videos, homework,
and assignments with their students online.
 ADVANTAGES...

• Advantages of Edmodo is that is has many features

that allows students to access class information
quickly.
• Teachers are able to respond online through the site
not only to the students but also to their parents.
 A GUIDE TO

GOOGLE CLASSROOM
https://classroom.google.com
 What is Google Classroom?

• Google Classroom is a learning management system (LMS) that aims to simplify creating,
distributing, and grading assignments and engaging students in learning online or remotely.
Google Classroom is a free application designed to help students and teachers
communicate, collaborate, organize and manage assignments, go paperless, and much more!
It was introduced as a feature of Google Apps for Education following its public release on
August 12, 2014.
• Google Classroom is a product in G Suite for Education, a free suite of Google tools and
services for schools and homeschools. Google recommends educational institutions sign up
for G Suite for Education if they intend to use Classroom, but it’s not required. School IT
administrators supervise the suite by supplying school accounts and managing user
permissions. Administrators can also place restrictions on how outside applications can
access the data of teachers and students within their domain.
 What is Google Classroom?

When signing up for G Suite for Education, students and teachers receive a school Gmail
account when using G Suite for Education.
It looks like: yourname@yourschool.edu

Features of Google Classroom

1. Assignments 4. Originality report

2. Grading 5. Mobile application
Red: Missing work 6. Live class
Green: Turned in work or draft grade 7. Google Classroom
Black: Returned work to the student integrations
3. Announcement
 ADVANTAGES...
• Easy to use and accessible from all
devices.
• Effective communication and sharing.
• Speeds up the assignment process.
• Effective feedback.
• No need for paper.
• Clean and user-friendly interface.
• Is for everyone.
 A GUIDE TO

SOCRATIVE
https://www.socrative.com
 What is Socrative?

Socrative is a cloud-based student response system

developed in 2010 by Boston-based graduate school students.
It allows teachers to create simple quizzes that students can
take quickly on laptops – or, more often, via classroom tablet
computers or their own smartphones.
 ADVANTAGES...

Socrative is a good tool for making learning easier and effective. In fact it
allows the teacher to not only built his or her own quizzes, but also to import
quizzes from the store. This tool is good as it gives the opportunity to
students to see the live progress of their results.
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 A GUIDE TO

JAMBOARD
https://jamboard.google.com
 What is Jamboard?

• It is an interactive whiteboard for distance learning.

• Jamboard is a digital interactive whiteboard developed by
Google to work with Google Workspace, formerly known as
G Suite. It was officially announced on 25 October 2016. It
has a 55" 4K touchscreen display and can be used for online
collaboration using Google Workspace.
 Learn How to Use Jamboard
1. Create and save a jam

2. Write, draw, and add notes in a jam

3. Insert images in a jam

4. Add Drive files to a jam

5. Copy, move, and delete jam frames

6. Share a jam

7. Open an existing jam on Jamboard

8. Find what’s changed in a jam

9. Jamboard tools reference and glossary

10. Join a live jam

 ADVANTAGES...

Jamboard can be leveraged to build communication,

collaboration, critical thinking and creativity. A Jam can be
used for a team to brainstorm and develop new ideas. In the
classroom you can engage students in problem solving
exercises.
PREPARED BY TEAM 6
BEED 4B

Bantiquete, Zay-ra Ann Dela Cruz, Trisha Gonzales, Jubilee

Villanueva, Rose Ann Mosende, Jinky Saraga, Rosalyn Llanto, Jenelyn