Originality Reports in Google Classroom

Google Classroom has a new feature that we have access to! Originality Reports provide teachers and students with a report about the content that they are submitting or they are grading.

Originality reports run the content of an assignment against the search engine and provides both the student and the teacher with a report as to how much of the work is original. This is not a fool-proof plan to stop plagiarism, but just a new tool in the arsenal to help slow it. Check out the video on how to use this feature.

Comments

Lions, Tigers, and AI, oh my!

Join the Coloma Tech Team as they discuss the new board policy around artificial intelligence and more about the impact of AI on education in the district. AI in the Classroom Graphic Organizer & Template (from Matt Miller at DitchThatTextbook.com)

Introducing the Appy Slappy - A Fight Club demo slam from the Instructional Tech Team

The Coloma Instructional Tech Team is getting creative! In a fun way to share some tech that we are familiar with that may help in the classroom, the team will be competing for a traveling trophy based on the Appy Slappy - a championship fight-club style competition on the team - to share relevant, helpful and really cool technology tidbits in short, approachable videos. Watch the entry's below. Ben shares how you can easily create helpful GIFs for your students. Dan shares a way to help keep kids on task with YouTube, and Tonya shares how to stop Microsoft Teams in it's tracks from opening when you start your computer! Once you have watched the entries, follow the link at the bottom to cast your vote so that we can award the trophy. Be on the lookout for the next round when the defending champ will have to risk the trophy as the challengers try to get it. Ben's Entry - Adobe Express to GIF Dan's Entry - The Yout-ube URL Hack Tonya's Entry - Stop Microsoft Teams...

Tech Connect Podcast - Straight outta Beta

We’re back!

CometTe.ch

Search This Blog