Posting cycle assignment sheets makes it super easy for students to know what to expect and keep track of all of their assignments – however making changes to the cycle sheets (word documents) and then reposting them to the course page can be frustrating. What if you could post cycle sheets that automatically updated on the course pages when changes are made. Well you can!
Embedded Google Docs automatically update anytime a change is made to the document. That means you can create a cycle sheet (or any other type of document for that matter), save it as a Google Doc and embed it onto your course page. Any change made to the Google Doc will automatically be reflected anywhere that Doc is embedded!
SAMPLE:
Middle School Science teacher, Julia Walthall’s embedded cycle sheets.
DIRECTIONS:
Check out Julia's easy to follow, step-by-step directions to help you embed your own Google Docs (but of course, please let me know if you have any questions)!
EMBEDDING OTHER CONTENT:
Remember - You can use the same code to embed all sorts of content from the web directly onto your course page!
EMBED CODE: <iframe src="www.samplewebsite.com" width="100%" height="4000" frameborder="0" scrolling="no"></iframe>
If you missed it, check out the Tech Tips Post from February 2014 COURSE PAGES - EMBEDDING WEBSITES.
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