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Getting Started | New Google Sites as ePortfolio | Tips for the New Google Sites
Want to use the new Google Sites as an ePortfolio solution? Learn how to take advantage of the Duplicate Site feature to do so.
Want to use the new Google Sites as an ePortfolio solution? Learn how to take advantage of the Duplicate Site feature to do so.
Let's Get Started
Let's Get Started
Approach #1 -Hyperlinked Docs/Slides
Approach #1 -Hyperlinked Docs/Slides
One easy approach is to use hyperlinked Docs or Slides. Students create a "table of contents" Google document in Docs or Slides, then create a hyperlink to artifacts that capture their learning. These Google Docs (or Slides) can contain videos, audio file links, photos, and more. Later, as students become more proficient, these documents can be embedded into the new Google Sites.
One easy approach is to use hyperlinked Docs or Slides. Students create a "table of contents" Google document in Docs or Slides, then create a hyperlink to artifacts that capture their learning. These Google Docs (or Slides) can contain videos, audio file links, photos, and more. Later, as students become more proficient, these documents can be embedded into the new Google Sites.
Approach #2 - Hyperdoc It
Approach #2 - Hyperdoc It
The main benefit is that you facilitate students using a hyperdoc that is customized to match what you want students to highlight.
The main benefit is that you facilitate students using a hyperdoc that is customized to match what you want students to highlight.
Since a hyperdoc is stored in Google Drive, you can use Google Classroom to distribute a portfolio template to students.
Since a hyperdoc is stored in Google Drive, you can use Google Classroom to distribute a portfolio template to students.
View Example by @KellyHilton
View Example by @KellyHilton
Here are some steps you can take:
Here are some steps you can take:
- Have students create their own new Google Site, or the teacher can create one and then transfer ownership to the student
- Students rely on teacher-created ePortfolios hyperdocs that they can build on
- Have students link their hyperdoc’d ePortfolios to their new Google Sites
Students can also create a master list of ePortfolio documents to a table of content Google Doc that can later be embedded in a new Google Sites.
Approach #3 - Duplicate Google Sites
Approach #3 - Duplicate Google Sites
This approach only became available a few months ago. It involves sharing a Google Sites website with students. Students then login and duplicate the website. Once the Sites website has been duplicated, access to the original Google Sites website (an eportfolio template) is removed.
This approach only became available a few months ago. It involves sharing a Google Sites website with students. Students then login and duplicate the website. Once the Sites website has been duplicated, access to the original Google Sites website (an eportfolio template) is removed.
Steps
Steps
- Teacher Actions:
- Create Sites ePortfolio template
- Share ownership with a student account
- Student Actions:
- Student logs in with their account
- Student duplicates Google Sites ePortfolio (using school or personal account)
- Teacher Actions:
- The Sites ePortfolio template website is no longer shared with a specific student
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