Learning Area Computer MBA
Unit Name ● Mastering Collaboration and Productivity with Google
Workspace Tools
Overview Google Doc
Google PPT
Google Excel
Essential NA
Question
Time allotted 19/12/24
10:00-12:00
Educator Toolkit
Toolkit
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Duration 2 hours
Standards Students will be able to:
Addressed ● Understand the core features of Google Docs, Slides, and
Sheets.
● Learn tips and tricks to enhance productivity and
collaboration.
● Create and manage documents, presentations, and
spreadsheets efficiently.
Resources ● Google docs,
● Google PPT
● Google excel
Pre Work For Teacher:
Read content
● Keep Highlights ready
● Prepare PPTs
● Prepare the worksheet
W-Post the plan Icebreaker (10 minutes)
● Google Docs (40 minutes)
● Google Slides (40 minutes)
● Google Sheets (40 minutes)
● Q&A and Wrap-Up (20 minutes)
H-
Icebreaker (10 minutes)
E1-SMART Part 1: Google Docs (40 minutes)
Learning Goals:
Understand document formatting and collaboration features.
Explore advanced tools like voice typing and version history.
Activities:
1. Quick Demo (10 minutes):
o Basic formatting (headings, bullet points, tables).
o Collaboration: sharing, comments, and suggesting edits.
o Explore tools: Voice typing and "Explore" for research.
2. Hands-On Activity (15 minutes):
o Scenario: "Team Proposal Document"
Create a shared document.
Add headings and a table.
Share with a partner to leave comments and
suggestions.
3. Pro Tip Sharing (5 minutes):
o How to use templates for quick document creation.
o Shortcut keys for faster editing.
4. Challenge (5 minutes):
o "Find and replace" a word in the document and track changes
made.
Part 2: Google Slides (40 minutes)
Learning Goals:
Design visually appealing presentations.
Use multimedia and animations effectively.
Activities:
1. Quick Demo (10 minutes):
o Add text, images, and shapes.
o Apply slide layouts and themes.
o Add transitions and animations.
2. Hands-On Activity (15 minutes):
o Scenario: "Pitch Presentation"
Create 3 slides:
Title Slide
Data Visualization Slide (use charts/images)
Conclusion Slide with a call-to-action.
Add transitions between slides and animate
text/images.
3. Group Activity (10 minutes):
o Collaborate on a shared Google Slides deck. Each participant
adds one slide about themselves (text, image, or fun fact).
4. Pro Tip Sharing (5 minutes):
o Using "Present Mode" effectively (Presenter Notes and Q&A).
o Embedding YouTube videos directly into slides.
Part 3: Google Sheets (40 minutes)
Learning Goals:
Understand basic functions and formulas.
Use tools for data analysis and visualization.
Activities:
1. Quick Demo (10 minutes):
o Basic formulas: SUM, AVERAGE, COUNT.
o Data sorting and filtering.
o Conditional formatting.
2. Hands-On Activity (15 minutes):
o Scenario: "Budget Tracker"
Create a sheet with columns for expenses, categories,
and amounts.
Use SUM to calculate totals.
Apply conditional formatting to highlight expenses over
$100.
3. Group Activity (10 minutes):
o Share a sheet with a partner and collaborate to fill in data.
o Create a chart (bar or pie) to visualize the data.
4. Pro Tip Sharing (5 minutes):
o Use the "Explore" feature to analyze data quickly.
o Lock rows/columns using Freeze Pane.
R -Exit ticket Part 4: Q&A and Wrap-Up (20 minutes)
Recap:
Discuss key takeaways for each tool.
Highlight how these tools integrate seamlessly for better productivity.
Interactive Quiz (10 minutes):
Use Google Forms to create a quick quiz about features discussed.
Include multiple-choice and short-answer questions.
Feedback and Next Steps:
Ask participants to share their feedback via a Google Form.
Provide additional resources (help articles, video tutorials).
Encourage participants to practice and explore advanced features on
their own.