Can’t Publish A Google Form Outside Your Domain? Published Tue, 7 Jul 2009 • 1 comments This one was way harder than it should have been to figure out - if you want to publish a Google Spreadsheets Form and you use Google Apps For Your Domain, make sure these radio buttons in your Docs service management settings are like this - Google has a habit of making occasional odd design choices.
It's not so much that the way this "not allowed to publish outside of the domain" works, it's more that you wouldn't expect it to apply to forms, or at least be told when trying to embed or email a form that it won't be able to be submitted unless the recipient has an account in your domain. Instead that message is left for the person attempting to submit but can't.
Not the most intuitive set up. That said, Google forms are pretty nice, particularly if you're already using Google Docs! About the Author Richard Nichols is an Australian software engineer with a passion for making things. Web Design with Google Sites: Google Sites Tutorial - Pages and Navigation. Google Sites How-tos. Instructions Sign in to your Google SiteNavigate to the page you want to add the description toUse the More button then Page settingsAdd your description to the Page description box in the Page Settings dialogue box and use the Save button.
That's it, you're done. Availability You can get this feature now on stand-alone/consumer/personal Google Sites and Google Apps domains with the Rapid Release track enabled. Advice Do not try to fill the page description with meaningless key words, make it a true description/summary of the page's content. You can find more advice, from Google, about page descriptions in the video below.
How much time should I spend on meta tags, and which ones matter? Further Search Engine Optimisation Advice. How to Embed RSS Feeds into HTML Web Pages - The Easy Way. Learn how to embed and add RSS news feeds in HTML websites without any complex programming.
This is a simple Javascript based solution made possible using Google Gadget Creator. Q. Yugalkishore is looking for a simple solution to help him embed RSS feeds from Reuters website into his HTML web pages. A. While there are tons of scripts that convert RSS feeds into Javascript*, I recommend using Google Gadget Creator for adding feeds to web pages – it’s easy as well as customizable. *If you are looking for a non-Javascript solution, get one of these Flash based RSS widgets from Yourminis or WidgetBox.
Step 1: Copy the URL of that RSS feed to the clipboard (make sure you copy the location of the feed, not the website). Building Gadgets for Google Sites. About Gadgets What is a Custom Gadget?
Google offers a programming interface for building custom gadgets that can be embedded and used in your website. Gadgets are commonly used to provide content to your iGoogle home page, and Google Sites uses them to include content (code) that is otherwise prohibited. When using gadgets with Google Sites, one of the things that needs to be considered is where the gadget will be hosted. There are essentially two options: Create the gadget in the editor of your choice, save is as an XML file and host it as an attachment somewhere on your site, or with another online hosting service.RECOMMENDED Build, host and manage the gadget using the Google Gadget Editor (GGE). Google Sites. Google Sites Info. Web 2.0 & ePortfolios. Frequently-Asked Questions on Electronic Portfolios. How do I get started in creating my own personal electronic portfolio?
The first step is to figure out the purpose for the portfolio and who will be the audience. You could read about my own process for developing my latest portfolio, including how I started putting it together (in my Maricopa portfolio). Go through your hard drive or your website and collect a list of your best work. At-a-Glance Guides - Creating the Digital Archive: Collect or convert all of your work into digital format and put all of those digital documents into a single folder. Then classify that work and reflect on the items that you have selected. I recommend the following structure for a personal portfolio: - A cover page with an introduction to the reader and possibly a table of contents, to help navigate through the portfolio using hyperlinks.
Sites Resources for Educators - Mary Fran's Getting Started with Google Sites. Electronic Portfolios: Students, Teachers, and Life Long Learners. What's a digital or electronic portfolio?
How can I develop a student or teacher portfolio? How can text, photos, diagrams, audio, video and other multimedia elements be integrated into a portfolio? Electronic Portfolios are a creative means of organizing, summarizing, and sharing artifacts, information, and ideas about teaching and/or learning, along with personal and professional growth. The reflective process of portfolio development can be as important as the final product. In many cases, they are used as part of faculty and student evaluation along with other assessment tools such as standardized tests.
Read and watch Dr. ePortfolio Levels (K-12 Schools) - ePortfolios with GoogleApps. Levels of ePortfolio Development in K-12 Schools Most of the research on the implementation of electronic portfolios has been in higher eduction.
Most of the customized e-portfolio tools, both commercial and open source, have been created in and for higher education, whereas the paper-based portfolio process itself began in K-12 schools. Over the last eight years, there has been a decline in the use of paper portfolios in schools, perhaps due to the dominance of high stakes standardized testing, even though the integration of technology has boomed.
Perhaps more K-12 schools will again consider the use of ePortfolios, but adapted for the different culture of elementary and secondary schooling, and focusing on formative, classroom-based assessment for learning, which prior research has shown to be the best way to improve student achievement (Black & Wiliam, 1998). Level 1 - ePortfolio as Storage The basic organization of the digital archive is based on files in folders on a server.