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Description:

This beginner-level webinar is meant for school psychologists interested in learning more about collecting, organizing, and displaying data using Google Docs to enhance the process of effective decision making and problem-solving. Content will cover Google Docs’ features that are most relevant to a school psychologist’s job, and the presentation intends to be beneficial for all school psychologists, regardless of their current skill level using Google Docs. Please be advised that there is some overlap between the content taught in this webinar and the content taught in the Microsoft Word webinar due to the similar nature of their platforms. Presented by Tim McIvor, NCSP in August of 2017, and then fully revised in October of 2018. Attendees who complete the webinar will receive 1 NASP-Approved CPD credit. This individual webinar can be purchased for $25 (scroll down to purchase). Schoolpsych.com’s recorded webinars are non-refundable. The content in this webinar is intertwined with Domain 1 of the NASP Practice Model. Attendees who complete this 1-hour webinar will receive 1.0 NASP-Approved CPD credit.

Participants will learn:

1. Techniques that increase the efficiency and effectiveness of collecting, organizing, and displaying student data and information

2. To improve visuals for enhanced data-based decision making

3. Ways to make your reports on Google Docs more readable for parents and teachers

Webinar skill level:

Beginner

Brief Bio:

Timothy McIvor, NCSP has been presenting on technology in school psychology since 2015. He is a school psychologist in the Marion County Public Schools of Florida. He was previously a school psychologist for five years in Clark County School District, Nevada. He completed his training at Northeastern University in Boston. He completed a two-year term as President of the Nevada Association of School Psychologists. He was previously nominated for NASP’s National School Psychologist of the Year award.

Attendee Feedback:

“I learned a lot of valuable information about Google docs that I didn’t know before. I knew there was a lot it could be used for that I didn’t know about, so this was very useful.” -Naomi

“The presenter was entertaining. The presentation was accessible and various steps were broken down easily.” -Kayla

“Access to the slides, practical/time-saving tips, and easy to follow, step-by-step instructions so we could follow along and practice on our own!” -Sarah

“Very easy to understand. Practical. Well done.” -Kelli

“Nice job keeping it entertaining!” -Jessica

“I liked that the presentation was broken up into sections and how examples were used. The information given was clear.” -Stacy

“The puns, videos and ability to make those very interesting and engaging was great!” -Nicholas

“Great basic information! This is perfect for someone just learning!”

“The examples on how to create behavior point forms and reward sheets very helpful.” -Leslie

“The presentation was very clear and I enjoyed the laid back sense of the presentation.” -Michelle

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