Our digital devices provide us with the opportunity to capture images from the world around us. Being able to express their ideas with photos can make learning more accessible, engaging and meaningful for learners. These are links to sites and resources to support you and your learners with creating photo content.
Author: George Milliken
Assessing Numeracy and Maths with Forms
Forms can be used to create Quizzes (which allow assessment and feedback) or Forms (which collect information, such as evaluations). They can contain text, images and videos, which makes them engaging and accessible to more learners. A Quiz can also be set with correct answers and this will automatically assess and provide feedback to learners, which is ideal for metacognition. They are easy to duplicate and share between staff which can support moderation, ensure assessment is proportional and comparable between classes or levels.
Cyber in Numeracy and Mathematics
Cryptography
Cryptography is the study of constructing and analysing protocols that prevent third parties or the public from reading private messages. Encryption is used to secure our digital devices and services – whether that’s passwords, emails or social media – it takes information or data and disguises (encrypts) it, so that only the person who is supposed to access it can (be decrypting).
This wakelet contains links to cryptography resources that may be engaging for learners in numeracy and mathematics, computing science or social studies contexts – for example, Alan Turing and the mathematicians at Bletchley Park who decrypted hidden messages during WWII.
There are lots of other examples of encryption and cyphers throughout history – do you know of any?
CRIS Across the Curriculum: literacy, numeracy and HWB
What is Google Docs?
Google Docs is a tool for creating text documents and can be used to:
- Create a page of text but can also contain tables and images
- Support accessibility, with translation, voice typing and text reading
- Share documents with Glow users and externally with parents and the community
Upcoming Google Workspace workshops
What is Google Sites?
Google Sites is a tool for creating web pages and websites:
- Sites can contain a range of media, inlcuding text, images, video and sound
- Sites can be shared with Glow users and externally with parents and the community
What is Google Classroom?
Google Classroom is a digital hub for collaboration.
- Classroom can be used for communicating with learners, creating and sharing lessons, and assessing learning
- Find out how you can make the most out of Google Classroom within Glow by watching the videos below
Joining and creating a Class
What is Stream?
What is Classwork?
Creating Topics in Classwork
Creating an assignment on Classwork
Other assignment types
Using rubrics for assessment
Adding and Accessing from your Glow Launchpad
What is Google Meet?
What is Google Drive?
What is Google Drive?
Google Drive is an online cloud storage tool
- Drive allows you to store documents online to be accessed anywhere and on any device
- Drive allows you to share documents and work on them collaboratively
Find out what Google Drive is and how to create new files.
Find out how to share files from your Drive.
Find out how to change the layout and appearance of files and folders in your Drive.
What is Google Jamboard?
Google Jamboard is a collaborative whiteboard tool
- Jamboards allows users to create spaces to share thoughts and ideas
- Jamboards can contain text, images, post-it notes and ink
- Jamboards can be shared with Glow users and externally with parents and the community
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