Google Educator L2 flashcards

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SAMR Redefinition

The top SAMR level where technology enables a task that was previously inconceivable without it, such as global peer review of student writing.

SAMR Modification

The SAMR level where technology allows significant task redesign, for example converting a written report into a collaboratively edited multimedia site.

SAMR Augmentation

The SAMR level where technology substitutes a tool but adds functional improvement, such as spell-check or instant comment feedback during drafting.

SAMR Substitution

The SAMR level where technology replaces a tool with no functional change, such as typing a worksheet in Docs instead of writing it.

TPACK framework

A model combining Technological, Pedagogical, and Content Knowledge; effective integration requires the intersections of all three, not technology knowledge alone.

Four Cs

Critical thinking, Communication, Collaboration, and Creativity; integration tasks should explicitly name at least two of these skills in the objective.

Formative assessment loop

The cycle of assigning work, collecting responses through Forms or Classroom, reviewing results, and returning targeted feedback on the artifact.

Rubric criterion design

Each criterion names an observable artifact or behavior and describes performance levels, rather than naming a topic or content area.

Differentiation in Docs

Using heading styles, outlines, and linked tables of contents so students navigate long texts independently at their own pace.

Branching in Forms

A Forms feature that sends respondents to different questions based on their answer, enabling tiered or scaffolded assessment paths.

Creative Commons licensing

A system of standard licenses letting creators grant reuse rights; checking the license before using an image models digital citizenship.

Admin console OU

Organizational units group users so services, apps, and extensions can be enabled or blocked for one group without affecting others.

Student data privacy review

Checking tool permissions, data-sharing terms, and district policy before publishing student work or installing a third-party app.

Universal Design for Learning

A planning approach offering multiple means of engagement, representation, and expression; Google tools support it through text-to-speech, captions, and choice of format.

Revision history as evidence

Docs and Slides version history shows who changed what and when, providing observable evidence for collaboration and process criteria.

Device constraint check

Confirming that a chosen app or extension is permitted on managed Chromebooks for the target class before building the lesson around it.

Drive permission ladder

Viewer can read, Commenter can suggest and comment, Editor can change content, and Owner controls sharing and deletion.

Docs suggestion mode

A mode where edits appear as proposals that the owner accepts or rejects; it differs from commenting, which attaches discussion threads.

Classroom assignment states

Assigned, Turned in, Graded, and Returned; returning work makes it editable again, and unsubmit moves it back to Assigned.

Classroom co-teacher

A second teacher added to a class who can post assignments, grade work, and communicate with students alongside the primary teacher.

Classroom To-do list

A student view aggregating assignments across all enrolled classes, sorted by due date, on the Classroom home page.

Forms response validation

A setting that enforces answer format, such as number ranges or email patterns; it is available only for short answer and paragraph questions.

Forms checkbox grid

A question type presenting rows and columns where respondents select multiple cells per row, useful for multi-select matrix surveys.

Sheets QUERY function

A function returning a filtered or aggregated range using SQL-like syntax, such as selecting columns where a condition is met.

IMPORTRANGE function

A Sheets function pulling data from another spreadsheet; the user must first grant access to the source file.

ARRAYFORMULA

A Sheets function applying one formula across an entire range, such as filling a column of calculations without dragging the fill handle.

Protected ranges

A Sheets setting restricting who can edit specific cells or sheets, commonly used to lock headers and formulas while allowing data entry.

Shared drives

Drive locations owned by the organization rather than an individual, so files persist when a staff member leaves.

Inherited folder sharing

Files inside a shared folder receive the folder's permissions unless the file or subfolder is shared separately with different access.

Meet recording location

A Meet recording is saved to the organizer's Drive, and participants are notified that recording has started.

Meet breakout rooms

Sub-rooms created during a meeting by the host or co-host, who can assign participants and broadcast messages to all rooms.

Super Admin role

The Admin console role with complete control over all services, users, and settings across the entire Workspace for Education domain.