Today was the last day of the school year. I normally like to ask students questions about how they like being in my ELA class. I usually have students hand write their responses. I tell them that their responses are anonymous and not to write their name on the paper. Well to a degree this is true, but after a year of reading their writing I can figure out who said what. I have recently learned how to create a survey using Google Forms (another amazing Google tool) after watching a short tutorial. I have embedded the survey below.
Now, I would like to give this to my students without them going to my blog or typing in the long link to the form. Running short on time, I decided to create a new wall in Padlet and paste the form's URL there as a link. Before publishing the wall, I changed the settings to "view only" so that no one could modify the document. Now I am ready for their responses!
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| Padlet Link to Survey |
A few ideas:
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2) survey your students at the end of a unit of study to get feedback on what worked out well for them and what they found challenging
3) survey them to get their opinion after a special school event or field trip
4) survey them to find out what kinds of technology they have at home or what tech tools they like to use
5) create a survey that taps into their imagination, maybe asking them to imagine a fantasy island and who lives there--this might help with generating ideas for writing creative fiction