DFI Day 4

Another day with my head spinning from the incredible learning but battling connectivity issues and admin rights which will be referred on to our technicians. 

My Maps:

I had what I think is a great idea for this but didn't take it anywhere near as far as I wanted. I will get back to it though and see what I can do. I began tracking my relief teaching around South West London over a 3 year period. It will be a fascinating record when finished. Remembering schools in Clapham Junction, Kennington by the Oval, Tulse Hill and Brixton in the days of the riots. I'll be able to measure the walking distance to work through snow.

Google Sheets:

I can see the value of teachers being able to analyse their own data using Google Sheets and the value of presenting whole school data in this way as well. I need to go back in order to go forward again. Data intrigues me but I need much more practice in setting up the Google Sheet first. 

I will gather some like minds around me and work on it. How exciting at teams and whole school level!! I may not be in a classroom to practice but there are most definitely ways around this.
The presentation for timetables and teacher planning using Google Sheets is stunning. I will try some presentations and think about the context for use.

Analyzing data from a student blog

I quickly became a supporter of Mele@Panmure Bridge School and followed her tutorial to generate my own  data. It will be a great agenda item for a teacher workshop soon.
Sheets on Speed: Looks like the weekend will be spent going back over the exam section and and adding more to the areas I started today but didn't finish.
Some may wonder about spending a weekend doing catch up but I am so looking forward to adding more.