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This guide avoids some of the obvious things, like using Google Docs for collaborative writing, and instead focuses on some of the lesser-used Google tools options like publishing an online quiz using Google Docs. In all there are 33 pages containing 21 ideas and how to instructions for creating Google Maps placemarks, directions creating and publishing a quiz with Google Docs forms, directions for embedding books into your blog, and visual aids for accessing other Google tools.

If you've embedded a form created with a Google Apps account, people attempting to submit to the form from outside of your domain will encounter a Google Apps sign in page. You can make these forms publicly accessible by removing the following portion of the form's URL: a/yourdomain.com

"In this tutorial I'll show you how to: * Style Google Forms so that they fit into your site's look and feel. * Replace that dull Google confirmation page with your own custom 'Thank you' page. Don't be scared of all the steps. I've broken it all down into bite size pieces so it is easier to follow. If you've already got a Google form ready to style you can skip straight to Step 6."

In this tutorial I'll show you how to: Style Google Forms so that they fit into your site's look and feel. Replace that dull Google confirmation page with your own custom 'Thank you' page.

List of Google forms templates

iGoogle is a customizable homepage iGoogle lets you create a personalized homepage that contains a Google search box at the top, and your choice of any number of gadgets below. Gadgets come in lots of different forms and provide access to activities and information from all across the web, without ever having to leave your iGoogle page. Here are some things you can do with gadgets: View your latest Gmail messagesRead headlines from Google News and other top news sourcesCheck out weather forecasts, stock quotes, and movie showtimesStore bookmarks for quick access to your favorite sites from any computerDesign your own gadget.

structured way to review someone's paper Find instances of, eg, thesis staement in paper and paste it into paragraph. Then comment on its adequacy. Great exercise but doesn't look like in-class material.

A quick way for us to keep track of who is stopping by during the open office hours. The form works well on an iPad, or on a laptop.

Docs add on that allows grading of a survey.

PSU/KSC ATI application