How to Assign
                   DIGITAL, FILLABLE PDF
                   Cornell DOODLE NOTES
   Instead of printing sets of Cornell Doodle Notes on paper, students can complete the notes by
   typing their answers onto the PDF file using the Kami Chrome Extension or App. Kami is a PDF
   and Document Annotation and Markup Tool that works with Google Drive and Google Classroom
   (along with Schoology and Canvas). Using Kami, students will be able to mark up their notes
   using text boxes, highlighting, shapes, additional images from Google, and even voice
   commentary! Kami can be used with Firefox, but the Chrome Extension is integrated with
   Google and thus, Google Classroom, which makes it so easy to create assignments for your
   students in Google Classroom.
   Kami has a free trial period for teachers and their students. If you wanted to use Kami longer,
   you would need to look into getting a subscription. However, this tool is outstanding for marking
   up documents and because it is integrated with Classroom, it can be used across content areas
   and for many types of assignments. I suggest talking with your administrators and tech
   department about this possibility.
   The following directions explain how to install the Kami Chrome Extension, and how to separate
   the differentiated versions of the notes and share these digital versions with your students via
   Google Classroom. You can share the associated Cornell Doodle Notes Google Slides presentation
   with them AND/OR if you’re teaching in a distance learning scenario, you can make mini-lecture
   videos or hold ‘live class’ to present the presentation. Student can use this to complete their
   notes (using a split screen). Assigning the Cornell Doodle Notes this way is 100% paper free!!
   This is a great option for distance learning and for students who were absent from class.
   This is what is explained in this packet:
       •  How to Get the Kami Extension
       •  Separate the Doodle Note Versions
            • Option 1: Use the Split and Merge Tool to Create Leveled Notes Packets
            • Option 2: Use the Print to PDF Function
       •  Create the Assignment in Google Classroom
       •  Students Can Now Complete Their Doodle Notes Using Kami
       •  Student Directions: Fill In Your Doodle Notes Using Kami (separate and share this
          page with your students to help them learn the functions of the Kami Extension!)
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  GetKami
  1GototheChromeWeb Store and search for Kami.
  2Once you have installed Kami, the Kami icon will appear
  on your browser toolbar.
  3Your students will need to have this extension or app installed on their devices also. They
  are likely able to install this themselves, but if not, talk with your Tech Department.
   Separate the Doodle Note Versions
     Most Cornell Doodle Notes resources come with two or three differentiated versions to
     accommodate different learners, plus an Answer Key. There is a ‘ski slope symbol’ at the top
     of the pages to indicate the version. The Green Circle version is the easiest, with the least
     amount of text to fill in. The Blue Square version is ‘on-level’ with a moderate amount of text
     to fill in. The Black Diamond versions require almost all of the text to be filled in. These are
     two ways that you can separate the scaffolded versions.
  Option 1: Use the Split and Merge Tool to Create leveled Note Packets
  1OpenKami using the extension button. Go to the top right corner
  and click on the three little lines. Select the Split and Merge Document
  Tool from the menu.
  2 Ifyou have your notes saved as PDFs on your
  computer, simply drag and drop the file(s) into
  the box on the screen. If you have the PDFs of
  the notes uploaded to your Google Drive, click on
  the Drive button to select the file(s).  You can
  actually combine more than one set of Doodle
  Notes here! Let’s say you’d like to create a ‘Unit 1
  Packet’… just select all of the files that you need.
    3It’s easy to use the Split and Merge Tool to delete any
    Teacher Notes pages and to select specific pages to create
    leveled packets. This example shows how you could separate
    the versions of the Experimental Design Cornell Doodle Notes.
    4Select pages that you don’t need. Here, I’ve selected the
    Teacher Notes. Click the little trash can icon to delete each page.
    5 Select the Green Circle                                                     KEY
    version pages and drag them down
    to the next row. Drag the Blue
    Square version pages down to the
    third row. For this example, I
    decided  to  delete  the  Black
    Diamond version.  Rename each
    version with the level. The Answer
    Key pages can be left in the top
    row so that they get separated
    from the student pages.
    6Click the Export All button and select where you’d like your separated versions to be
    saved in your Google Drive. You will get a Success message and your new files will be saved in
    the location and with the names that you’ve given them.
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                    Option 2: Use the “Print to PDF” Function
    1UploadtheCornell Doodle Notes PDF file to your Google Drive,
    and Make a Copy of the Google Slides presentation into your Drive
    using the link in the PDF.
    2OpenthePDFfileand click the Print button.
    3Thefilewill open in a new tab. Select the Print button again.
   4SelectSave to Google Drive under the Destination.
   Choose the page numbers for the notes version that
   you’re saving first. In this example, I am saving the Blue
   Square version, pages 7 through 9 only.
    5To give a name to this version, click on Advanced
    Settings and name the file for when it ‘prints’ to your
    Google Drive. I chose to add ‘Blue’ to this file name
    because it’s the Blue Square version of the notes.
   6Now you will have the specific version of the
   notes saved in your Google Drive.
   7Do this for each version that you’ll be sharing
   with your students through Google Classroom.
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