About Me
- Brianne Oachs
- I am one part of the middle school speech pathologist duo at Mounds View. I split my time between Chippewa, Highview, and Oak Grove. I just started my 5th year in the district. I absolutely love working with middle school students, and can't imagine working with another age group.
Monday, November 19, 2012
Exercise 8: Polling and Data Gathering
Poll Everywhere was very quick and easy to create. I think it took me a minute to create this poll. Which is nice, if you need to create something on the fly. For my purposes, I don't know that I would use it that much.
I watched the video first on how to use Google Forms, and it too was very simple to create. Again, I'm not sure for my purposes how much I would use these tools. However, you never know, so I'm glad I learned how. I choose to create a teacher interview form when students are being evaluated for a disability in the area of articulation. I was trying to think if this would be an appropriate use of this technology. I feel as though it would be, since how a teacher respond to various forms for evaluation is recorded in the evaluation report, and usually kept in the student's SPED file. I guess if a teacher is uncomfortable with filling it out online, I can go and talk with them individually.
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Your form is a PERFECT example of how to use a form in your subject area. You collect the data all in one place and BAM, your job gets easier and more efficient, right? ;)
ReplyDeleteI texted and submitted my response thru the website for the PollEverywhere dessert poll and usually the results show as a bar graph instantly. It shows that there are two results but doesn't show the bar graph. I'm not sure why...
Actually, I just figured it out, you have to go into your PollEv settings and switch it over to bar graph.
ReplyDeleteI love the example of 'Evaluation for Articulation Disability: Teacher Response Form' a perfect way of gathering information. Have you used it yet with any of your evaluations?
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