Inputting Informal Mentoring Info into EdReflect Bloomboard

The video tutorial guides new teacher mentors on how to document informal meetings using Google Forms and Ed Reflect. It covers the process of filling out forms, scheduling meetings, and sharing documentation. The tutorial also provides alternative methods for sharing documents and PDFs, ensuring all documentation is accessible and organized.

What is the primary purpose of the informal mentoring meetings discussed in the video?

• To replace formal evaluations

• To create a social network among teachers

• To provide a platform for new teacher mentors to discuss and document their meetings

• To evaluate the performance of new teachers

What is the first step in documenting informal mentoring meetings?

• Sending an email to the project director

• Scheduling the meeting in Ed Reflect

• Filling out a Google form

• Creating a PDF document

How can you schedule a meeting in Ed Reflect if it has already occurred?

• By sending a request to the administrator

• By creating a new template

• By backdating the meeting

• You cannot schedule past meetings

What is the keyboard shortcut to copy all text from the Google Doc on a PC?

• Ctrl + A, Ctrl + C

• Ctrl + C, Ctrl + V

• Ctrl + X, Ctrl + V

• Ctrl + A, Ctrl + V

What is an alternative method to copy-pasting information into Ed Reflect?

• Typing the information manually

• Using a shareable link

• Printing the document

• Emailing the document