Entries tagged with ‘forms’
Google Forms for Class Waiting Lists
Sometimes classes fill up during registration. In the past, I have gotten emails from students asking me to place them on a waiting list. However, these emails don’t always contain information that can be helpful for tracking the requests and establishing priority (e.g., their full name, their graduation class, and their reason for taking the […]
Tracking recommendation letters using Google Forms
I’ve used forms to conduct experiments in class, to collect information about my students, and to create surveys for campus committees, but it just dawned on me yesterday that I could use forms to help track recommendation letters for students. I set up a Google Form (Sean has a nice video tutorial if you have […]
Google Calendar CSV import
Earlier this week, George Williams demonstrated how to move your assignments and due dates from your syllabus to Google Calendar using the CSV import feature. This import feature could also be used at the beginning of the semester to collect schedules from research assistants and independent study students. By default, Gustavus publishes each student’s class […]
Using google docs for knowledge surveys
A couple weeks ago, I posted about using the Form function in Google Docs to conduct surveys and collect data from students and colleagues, and last semester, the Kendall Center brought in Karl Wirth from Macalester to give a workshop on using Knowledge Surveys to help students assess their learning. Being into mashups, Sean has […]
Collecting data using forms
Throughout the semester, it is sometimes useful to survey your students’ knowledge or familiarity with a particular subject. For example, you could find out about their familiarity with Excel or see how frequently they have used the PsychInfo database at the library. You can do this by visiting your Gustavus Google account (if you have […]