Magic Slides Appender
Magic Slides Appender
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Append automatically to every students Google Slides using a Google Form!
Append automatically to every students Google Slides using a Google Form!
Use a Google Form™ to automatically append feedback, rubrics, or notes directly into student Google Slides™ presentations. Magic Slides Appender seamlessly links your Form to a Google Classroom™ assignment, turning a form question into a dropdown list of your students' slide decks.
Use a Google Form™ to automatically append feedback, rubrics, or notes directly into student Google Slides™ presentations. Magic Slides Appender seamlessly links your Form to a Google Classroom™ assignment, turning a form question into a dropdown list of your students' slide decks.
Hooks directly into your Google Classroom™, automatically populating a Form dropdown with the names of students who have slide decks attached to a specific assignment.
Hooks directly into your Google Classroom™, automatically populating a Form dropdown with the names of students who have slide decks attached to a specific assignment.
Lets you choose exactly which question responses to append. Leaving certain questions unchecked is a powerful way to keep "teacher-only" notes or grading calculations private while sending the actual feedback to the student.
Lets you choose exactly which question responses to append. Leaving certain questions unchecked is a powerful way to keep "teacher-only" notes or grading calculations private while sending the actual feedback to the student.
Gives you complete control over how the feedback looks. Append form responses in one of four unique ways:
Gives you complete control over how the feedback looks. Append form responses in one of four unique ways:
Clean Text:
Clean Text:
Appends a new slide with your feedback formatted as a simple, readable list.
Appends a new slide with your feedback formatted as a simple, readable list.
Vertical Table:
Vertical Table:
Draws a clean 2-column table (Question / Answer) on a new blank slide.
Draws a clean 2-column table (Question / Answer) on a new blank slide.
Duplicate Template:
Duplicate Template:
Copies Slide 1 of the presentation to the end and replaces custom tags (like {{Creativity Score}}) with your form answers. Perfect for visual rubrics!
Copies Slide 1 of the presentation to the end and replaces custom tags (like {{Creativity Score}}) with your form answers. Perfect for visual rubrics!
Speaker Notes:
Speaker Notes:
Stealthily appends the feedback into the speaker notes of the student's last slide so it doesn't disrupt their presentation design.
Stealthily appends the feedback into the speaker notes of the student's last slide so it doesn't disrupt their presentation design.
Great for applying custom, Forms-based rubrics to student presentations. Grade an entire class from one central Form and have the results magically appear inside each student's actual slide deck.
Great for applying custom, Forms-based rubrics to student presentations. Grade an entire class from one central Form and have the results magically appear inside each student's actual slide deck.
Leave running feedback or weekly check-ins on long-term digital portfolios or interactive notebooks built in Google Slides™.
Leave running feedback or weekly check-ins on long-term digital portfolios or interactive notebooks built in Google Slides™.
Use the "Duplicate Template" feature to send personalized "badges," certificates, or visually appealing structured feedback grids directly to the end of a student's presentation.
Use the "Duplicate Template" feature to send personalized "badges," certificates, or visually appealing structured feedback grids directly to the end of a student's presentation.
Great for peer-review protocols. Create a Form for students to evaluate their classmates' presentations, and use the "Speaker Notes" output to push peer feedback quietly to the bottom of the slides without messing up the original layout.
Great for peer-review protocols. Create a Form for students to evaluate their classmates' presentations, and use the "Speaker Notes" output to push peer feedback quietly to the bottom of the slides without messing up the original layout.
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