Do you need to make a separate Google Doc for each application to prevent teams from immediately moving to the next app, or is there a way in Google Docs to have a number of apps already prepared in the same table but release them one at a time when the entire class is ready?

Does it make a difference one way or the other?

Thanks

Neil

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I have used a similar process with Google Docs in my 2^nd year medical class. The only thing I will add is that we found it was important to only allow access at a certain point to create simultaneous reporting, only have one question open at a time (or teams inevitably move forward) and relock the document at a given time so teams can’t change answers.

 

I’m curious, Jim, if teams had the ability to view each other’s answers during the “in-put” time as we found this led to teams changing answers which is why we put a time limit out there (if they had limited time, they were more focused on just putting in their answers rather than reading everyone else’s answers first).

 

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You can do something similar with google docs…where you preformated table with a row for each team…you can have a number of columns…so students can report different supporting attributes for their decision…you use a google form to gather team decisions…they automatically fall into google table…then you do the big reveal once student responses are in

 

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