Waching daily Jul 4 2017

Let the collaboration begin!

I need to show you 2 important tools: the "Comments" button and the "Chat" function.

But first, there are a few things we all need to do in the document.

We need to add our names, first and last in alphabetical order one line at a time to the

top left side of the document.

Then we need to skip a line and title our document whatever our Mascot turned out to

be.

Finally, we need to write a paragraph addressing: How does your animal represent you and your

team?

Even if the critter wasn't your first choice, you should still come up with positive reasons.

Let me show you:

My team members are typing in the document right now.

I should clarify that both of their last names are really also Denham, which you'll notice on the screen.

I made up Roberts and Adams for the purpose of this e-lesson but you won't see that

on our Google collaboration tools on this video.

Notice that each of their cursors shows up with a different color and their name.

I need to add my name at the top of the document. So let's see. Right in the middle for alphabetical order:

Leeann Denham.

And I see someone else has already added our mascot.

It's very distracting to watch them type, so I'm going to move on down the page a

little bit - move everybody and give a little bit more space.

Since we know a paragraph should have at least 5 sentences, I'm going to focus on this for a few

minutes and get our paragraphs typed.

Okay. I'm going to pull our paragraphs closer together so that we can see everything at one time.

Now, the first thing to do would be to go through and correct spelling errors

which are the red squiggly lines so if we right click on that, um, and notice I can correct other people's

I just corrected, um, I believe that was Maggie's paragraph, um, and now I'm correcting mine.

Okay. And now we just need to sit back and read some of the sentences. I saw a

mistake in mine...um... it looks like Maggie might've seen it, too so we'll see if she's going to comment on

that. She needs to select the word first and then click on the comments... um... I see another error on mine so

I'm just going to point that out. Okay Maggie says "Moo Moo." No, we didn't mean Moo there, did we? So I'm

going to go ahead and click resolve on her comment because I know that it's supposed to be moose.

But here it looks like I need a comma so I'm going to ask a question. Notice it says "Add a comment" so I'm

going to say, "Do I need a comma after big?" and see if someone responds. They can resolve it and put the

comma in also. Um. So let's see. It's looks like we've got, um. Oh - this might need a comma here, too.

Maybe somebody will fix that. Um.. Robert says that we don't need a comma, but I'm not sure about that.

Um. Yes, Maggie. You're right. So I'm going to reply, change that to well. And notice that it's - we can see

that there's a comment still there because it's a gold color.... So, I'll resolve that one. Um... And everybody

says we don't need a comma there so I'm gonna resolve that one. Meanwhile, we can also go up here to the little

caption symbol and click on chat and I can start a chat.

This is something that wouldn't necessarily be a comment on a particular document.

But it's a side conversation that everybody on the shared document can see.

It can be invaluable when you're working on an assignment or an idea together.

It's not part of the document, just a conversation that floats out there when you're collaborating.

So now it's your turn to start typing in the document.

Remember, you need all your names and your team mascot up at the top left, and then each of you type

at least one paragraph. You've only got the remainder of class period to finish this lesson. Ready? Go!

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