Google Classroom Google Drive Accessing your GNSPES account

Google Classroom/ Google Drive

Accessing your GNSPES account from home 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Go to gnspes. ca Enter your student email username (abc######@gnspes. ca) Enter your password Click login Homepage screen

Google Drive n n n This account has a permanent drive set up for you to access from anywhere It automatically saves your work to your account Anything created on the Google. Apps will save to the “drive” and you can access them by clicking this button from the homepage

Google Drive Click “Shared With Me” to view documents and files that people have shared with you n I shared a document with you yesterday n Please click and try to open it n

Accepting Google Classroom n I have sent you an email inviting you to join my Google Classroom Click the Gmail logo and then click on Classroom Invitation n Click link in email window that opens click “role”, ”Student”, accept. Then you must click “join” n n I will use this forum to gather electronic copies of work, and other activities such as surveys. It will also be used to distribute work/files to you

Google Classroom Once you have accepted the invitation, you can now access the classroom from the homepage by clicking this button n This will bring up the following menu where you can select from all the classes you have joined n

Google Classroom n n n I will use this site to gather electronic copies of work, get you to answer questions, and to distribute materials I am still learning as well- so please be patient as I (and you) learn the new technology Explore the site and answer the question on the class Forum

Finish Lab Report n n You will be using the netbooks to type up a good copy of your lab results The following MUST be included: n n n 3 Hypotheses: You must include the un-altered hypotheses you wrote last week for each of the 3 experiments (whether they are correct or NOT) Table of Results: for each of the 4 cups (labelled, units) The 9 Discussion Questions: Full sentences please Conclusion: Did your results support or reject your hypotheses (use # data)? Any sources of error? Other things you would like to study in relation to rate of dissolving. Use Google Docs to create it. Once completed please share a copy with me; email is danielle. carter@gnspes. ca ; OR call me over and I will save document to my personal jump drive Cup # 1 (control) 2 (Hot water) 3 (Stirring) 4 (Crushed Cube) Time to dissolve (in minutes, seconds)

Lab Report Due by end of class today or for homework for Tuesday January 26 th n Try Solubility Worksheet when completed n