YouTube - Teachers, Principals and students talk about Google Docs

Overview of Google Apps with a tutorial for Google Docs

If you don't have a google account, today you can use the username eagleschoolrules and the password coolkids.

Using Google Docs in the classroom- directions for getting started

Docs for Teachers - Real examples of usage

Google tools besides docs for educators- real lessons and plans

Even more Google tools besides docs For Educators

Homework survey form

Group Evaluation- A sample use of a form

Lesson Plan Search for use with Google Docs

 

Eagle School Staff Page

Google Docs Applications Classroom Uses

User Group

Forms

Spreadsheet

Document

Presentation

Administrators Collecting data, Creating forms for administrative tasks, sending out confirmations, conducting and/or parent teacher surveys Accounting work like budgeting and tracking expenses, collecting data, tracking setting up interviews, tracking overall class grades and school grades, meeting compliance guidelines School papers and newsletters, letters to teachers or parents, letters for school business affairs, any job that requires a word processor Creating presentations for the student body, administration staff, teachers, superintend ant, school board, public school board meetings
Teachers Collect student data, create quizzes or tests, creating forms for the classroom, sending out confirmations, conducting student/parent surveys Web-based scheduling parent/teacher conferences, tracking grades, comparing student results, storing student data, tracking attendance, comprehensive skills tracking, math and accounting classes Parent Newsletters, lectures, letters to parents, class instructions, class syllabus, grammar lessons, writing memos, any assignment or job that requires a word processor Lectures and presentations about classroom topics, presentation to parents about class progress, presentation to principal regarding classroom issues, any project requiring presentation software
Students Surveys as a class project, creating forms for a class project, completing quizzes and tests Learning how to use a spreadsheet, project-based assignments, math assignments, accounting assignments Outlines, formal papers, various writing assignments, collaborative project-based assignments, any assignment that requires the use of a word processor.  Includes spell check, word count and reading level. Presentation software is excellent for project-based learning. Teachers assign subjects to students, and presenting the research in a presentation is the best way of communicating what students have learned

 source for this chart: http://edtech2.boisestate.edu/frankm/EDTECH597/docs.html