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More practice.

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2: Its really easy to use google for take data.!

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I learned: How to make data collection easier, easy access to data on phone and how to use google program.

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how to make data easier
How to simplify IEP goals
2  It is easy to rewrite a goal into a question
1 more Time

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3-I learned how to change goals into questions, how to create a Google form for IEP Goals, and patience with my partner
2-I can create multiple questions in ONE section of the Google Form "Oh, that's how we get to PADLET!"
1- Getting all the input for all my students before we return to school (All things ready to use and send for gathering data)

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3- How to make collecting data manageable.
How to edit a google form.
How to make user friendly questions that are easy fro teachers to respond and useful for your data collection.
2- The data will be graphed for me.
I can tell who is providing data.
1-More time

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3. - How to create a google form
-How to input student data
- How to create easier questions based on IEP goal
2. Ahas
-It is really easy to use and share
- It can be used with any IEP goal data collection

1. What other cool things can I do with Google Forms? Is there a copy of directions for all the little steps to create the google form?

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Thanks for having this wonderful eye opening training

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Clear: the right document

Cloudy: the right questions

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Clear- IEP goals can be simplified into Yes/No respnses

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Clear- IEP goals can be simplified into Yes/No respnses

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Cloudy- Making the data into usable graphs.

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Wow, this is crazy!!
I learned how to share the document, I can access it from my IPhone, I can probably set up questions using the template.

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Clear: How to write yes/no questions from a goal.

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I know how to save an item into my drive.
Don't know how to MAKE SURE  no of you guys delete it!  And how to make sure I don't delete your stuff!!

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Everything is very clear.  Hope all my teachers buy into it quickly.  I am going to bribe them with chocolate

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Everything is very clear.  Hope all my teachers buy into it quickly.  I am going to bribe them with chocolate

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Ivette

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Clear = how to make a goal into a y or n question

Cloudy = how to use padlet

3 -
-How to use google forms.
-How to create data collection. questions
-How to share the forms.

2-
-Merging multiple questions (goals) into sections of the form
-Using simplified questions to track IEP / Behavior goals

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A key to relate the type of questions to the type of graph it will create

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Clear-rewriting goals into yes or no questions, moving docs within the drive,

Cloudy-taking the data from the forms to create usable graphs that others can understand

3 Things I Learned--input multiple students in one form, how to connect sections in google forms, where to find the graphs within the results

2 Aha Moments--the types of graphs available with my data, when I learned how to connect the sections

1 Thing to make training better--preliminary overview of how to pull reports before our April training (fantastic feature!)

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Clear: How to get access Google drive/docs.

Cloudy:  How to make a form from scratch, not using a template.

3:  Write IEP Goals as y/n questions; how to adjust the template to fit my IEP goal needs; The need for "quality" IEP goals
2:  Keep it simple (use y/n questions);  seeing the graphs in real time.

1: More on the forms

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Clear: How to rewrite a goal so that it can be answered in a yes or no fashion.

Cloudy: Graphing

3:  How to use Forms to effectively and quickly take data

How to reword IEP goals

How to put outlook on my phone

2.  This is a seriously effective and easy way to record data

I prefer using technology then pencil and labels

1.  Just a little time at the end for how to make and print graphs

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I learned how to use Google to collect data
I learned how to rewrite IEP goals into yes or no questions
I learned a new way to share data with colleagues

Aha moments were real time updating of data and ease of editing forms
One thing that would make this better is having it NOT on a Friday so I'd be more likely to work on it within 24 hours.
Is clear how to turn goals into yes or no questions :)

Cloudy is how to shift forms around

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Learned how to set up forms for data.
How to rephrase goals to make yes or no questions.
learned how to make graphs.

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Clear= how to copy a google doc. How I can log into google and write on a google doc.  Rewriting goals and questions for the google form

Cloudy= How to add a new form. Phone access

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Hello

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3 Things I Learned--
a) better questions to ask for collecting data
b) better form formatting
c) time management pointers

2 Aha Moments--
Sending form without attaching

1 Thing to make training better--
"Food" - Heather