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What and How google services might be used in the english language learning / teaching

The google applications include communication and collaboration apps that work across platforms, making education more mobile and accessible.

So, here are the top rated apps to me:

GOOGLE DOCS AND GOOGLE SHEETS

They allows you to track any changes made to the document in real time, leave notes, corrections, use the built-in chat. An ideal tool for group work on text and error correction. A great feature of Google Docs for teachers is the ability to track the changes made to the document by each of the participants using the Revision History function.

GOOGLE FORMS

With Google Forms it is very easy to create questionnaires, quizzes, questionnaires. Ideal for homework and independent work in the classroom.

GOOGLE SITES projects have a platform for comments and statistics services, which means that each student will receive feedback from the teacher and classmates.

SUPER QUIZ

The app provides an analysis of class performance and a report based on the questions students answer incorrectly. The application can also provide personalized, differentiated feedback to students as soon as they submit their test.

PEAR DECK

With Pear Deck, teachers can give live, interactive presentations, directly from Drive to a classroom projector.

ENGRADE PRO

Engrade Pro provides a user-friendly interface where teachers can enter student grades and evaluations. Parents can use the app to monitor their student’s performance, and students can use the app to assess their academic standing.

 

In conclusion, I’d like to say that these applications are very useful: they make the work easier and also increase the effectiveness of learning.

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