The 17th week of the Kankinara Faculty and Training Programme focused on strengthening digital documentation skills through practical training on Google Docs. The sessions were designed to help participants create structured academic materials for classroom use in an organised and professional manner.
Participants were guided on how to use Google Docs to prepare question–answer papers for their students. The training covered document formatting, typing and editing text, inserting headings, and organising content clearly. Special emphasis was placed on creating well-structured Q&A papers that are easy for students to understand and follow.
The sessions also included guidance on setting appropriate question paper patterns. Participants learned how to design balanced question papers by including different types of questions, such as short answers, descriptive questions, and grammar-based exercises. This helped them understand how to align question patterns with learning objectives and student levels.
Overall, the 17th week of the Kankinara Faculty Training Programme contributed to participants’ ability to design effective academic resources. By learning to use Google Docs for question paper creation and understanding question-setting patterns, the sessions supported their professional growth and classroom readiness.
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