Hi, when filling out a google form, do you know what the Fingerprint is? It says This id must be the same as the fingerprint in the top right of your screen but I can't find it anywhere.
This tutorial is AWESOME! Thanks so much for providing this document for all of us tossed into these unknown waters. I loved your voice and I am grateful that you shared your talents. My question is: Do you have a similar 'how to upload a file to the document' from the student's end? I work with fourth and fifth graders. Many thanks.
Also, I tried to do this with an mp4 audio file and it did NOT work, but the video was just fine. Maybe shoot for videos. I can guarantee that works! :)
It looks like forms don't get along with phones, but they can record the video on a phone and upload it from a different device? It's not perfect, but it can work.
Thank you so much for this tip! I can't wait to finally be able to hear/see my students' work while we're separated. Question, though! When I create the form in a shared folder, it also creates a new folder (also shared) labeled file responses. Do you know if that means that all people who can access the form will have access to view the responses in this shared folder?
We checked out chrome books to any kid that needed one (whether that was due to lack of access, or limited access due to the fact that their parents are working from home).
Just exactly the tutorial I needed - thanks so much!
Hi, when filling out a google form, do you know what the Fingerprint is?
It says This id must be the same as the fingerprint in the top right of your screen but I can't find it anywhere.
Great video - to the point and a quick review at the end! Thanks so much!
This tutorial is AWESOME! Thanks so much for providing this document for all of us tossed into these unknown waters. I loved your voice and I am grateful that you shared your talents. My question is: Do you have a similar 'how to upload a file to the document' from the student's end? I work with fourth and fifth graders. Many thanks.
Great idea! I can try to take care of that for you! I'll try to do that tomorrow!
@@beginningbandbootcamp That would be awesome! You are the best :)
@@ccaorch8600 Sorry! Got side tracked and having done this yet. I'll try to do that this week!
Here ya go: th-cam.com/video/Wyc_vmB8V-M/w-d-xo.html
Also, I tried to do this with an mp4 audio file and it did NOT work, but the video was just fine. Maybe shoot for videos. I can guarantee that works! :)
Thank you - you are a great teacher!!
Just trying to be helpful! Thank you!
Thanks for this. Do you distribute the form to the students via google classroom? Or are sending it directly to their inbox?
You could do either. I copied it into classroom.
Outstanding tip! Thanks!
This is awesome! Can students do this from their phones?
They should be able to if you send them this form. :)
It looks like forms don't get along with phones, but they can record the video on a phone and upload it from a different device? It's not perfect, but it can work.
Thank you so much for this tip! I can't wait to finally be able to hear/see my students' work while we're separated. Question, though!
When I create the form in a shared folder, it also creates a new folder (also shared) labeled file responses. Do you know if that means that all people who can access the form will have access to view the responses in this shared folder?
Hmmmmm... I don't. Maybe test it with a personal email address?
From my experience, only you can see the file responses
One more question! Does your district/school give computers to every student?
We checked out chrome books to any kid that needed one (whether that was due to lack of access, or limited access due to the fact that their parents are working from home).
How do your students record their tests?
They use phones, tablets, and webcams. Lots of options.