I am impressed : do you think that this can be suitable for teachers in countries where English is second or even a third language . ( I am from Algeria).
Very much so. Do you use the Common European Framework (CEFR)? You could ask Chat GPT to create a table comparing the US grade system with the CEFR levels. It won't be 100% accurate but it will provide a good guide to tailoring materials to your learners levels.
Thank you! Yes, it's definitely suitable. Diffit supports multiple languages, so teachers in non-English-speaking countries like Algeria can easily use it to create forms in their preferred language.
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wonderful tip! i've already shared with colleagues
Lovely
Thanks so much, Russell. Helpful and fast.
Glad it was useful
This is a great tool, thank you Russell!!!!!
You're very welcome!
Really wonderful tool! Thank you for bringing this up.
You are very welcome
Thank you!!!👍
You are welcome
Thanks so much ❤
You're welcome 😊
Does this work if a student doesn't have a Google account?
Thanks for explaining all this. Really appreciate your help.
Thanks for your comment! No, students will need a Google account to access Google Forms. Glad you found the video helpful!
I am impressed : do you think that this can be suitable for teachers in countries where English is second or even a third language . ( I am from Algeria).
Very much so. Do you use the Common European Framework (CEFR)? You could ask Chat GPT to create a table comparing the US grade system with the CEFR levels. It won't be 100% accurate but it will provide a good guide to tailoring materials to your learners levels.
Thank you! Yes, it's definitely suitable. Diffit supports multiple languages, so teachers in non-English-speaking countries like Algeria can easily use it to create forms in their preferred language.