Google Docs provides 4 cool techniques that you can use for your students. Co-Editing Documents, Sharing Instant Feedback, Suggesting Edits, Sharing and Collaborating on a File.
Education has forever been changed by the coronavirus and subsequent school closures. Let's explore ways to move forward into the "new normal," of school. Digital learning is now more important than ever. In this webinar, I will share tips for survival now, what's next, and a framework for meaningful digital learning that will take us to the next level.
In this free online webinar teacher can learn how to use G-suite for educational purpose. This webinar can be for teachers or school leaders who want to integrate technology.
Awesome useful information on Google Calendar. Google Calendar will now let you add attachments, change guest access, and edit calendar notifications without having to click the "more options" menu in the scheduling pop-up.
It’s time to create, connect, and share the important events in your life and of those who matter most to you. You can create more than one Google Calendar. Keep your work life, home life, and projects on separate sub-calendars.
Certified Google Innovator, Meghan Eberhart, reviews the Select to Speak feature which allows chosen text to be read aloud on G Suite and Chromebooks. This is helpful for students who are learning English for the first time, having trouble with pronunciation or are having trouble staying focused while reading.
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After reading this article, I enjoyed it because we have some students that do not know English and Google Innovator can help our students. This video provides a tutorial on how the Select to Speak feature helps students who are learning English for the first time, having trouble with pronunciation or having trouble staying focused while reading.
Tutorial on how to use the Select to Speak feature using Google Doc. This is a great feature for those who can not read or speak a different language. You can select what to be read and change the audio voice.
Join the Google for Education Team and Google Certified Trainers to learn about how G Suite tools can be used to facilitate distance learning. In this session we will be using fantastic Google tools such as Google Earth, Google Maps and Expeditions, to explore the wider world and discover new places of interest. Students can then capture their findings in a Google Slides to share with teachers, families and friends.
This is very sweet article to show student a virtual school trip using Google tools such as Google Earth, Google Maps and Expeditions, to explore the wider world and discover new places of interest.
Using Google for education allows us to push the limits. Now that the pandemic is occurring, it is important to keep collaborating, sharing, and learning with all learners regardless of location. Google tools are user friendly, allow live collaboration, and a secure connection. This video shows how to utilize Google Earth to allow learners to explore different destinations.
Do you ever get confused by all the options for sharing in Google Drive and G Suite for Education? I've got the guide for you! In this brand new 15-page Guide to Google Drive Sharing (and video), I break down the 3 steps to sharing, as well as the 6 levels of sharing in Google Drive applications. Also learn how to restrict sharing, set expiration dates on sharing, and more!
Google for teaching from home provides a hub with useful information for teachers and students to connect and retrieve information without video connections.
How Will You Deliver Online Instructions? Kasey Bell has some great tips for if your school has to be closed for an extended period of time. One of her pieces of advice is to not start new tech! Google Slides or Google Classroom? If you currently deliver digital materials through Google Classroom, Microsoft Teams, OneNote, …
A good way to make online classes simple is using google slides, students may be more familair with the site so the introduction of topics and the implementing of activities may be smoother and less complex than other platforms
Accessibility is a huge issue that not many people seem to be talking about... Having access to the same technology and materials should be a basic right for every student/person. Google and its Chromebooks have many built-in features that help bridge the gap between the general public and those with special needs. The accessibility features are listed on this page along with information on how to make those features work.
Here's a question to ask yourself, Are you allowing those who are using your technology to have access?
When it comes to learning, every classroom teacher knows how important it is to differentiate the learning styles of students and to know their strengths and weaknesses. The accessibility function on Google for Education is on point, and it is exactly what a teacher needs in the classroom to maintain maximum focus and engagement from the students. With features like "select to speak", "dictation', and "generated transcripts" among many, many others, students who may have a learning disability or a preferred style of studying will benefit from using the accessibility tools found on Google for Education. Having taught eleventh grade U.S. History for the state of Texas end of year assessment for 5 years, I know that these same features are available on the STAAR test. I like to help the students practice using the tools that Google Education offers so that when the EOC comes around, the students will be comfortable and willing to make use of them to help them achieve the best score possible.
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I decided to create this GSuite File Link Generator after working in Google Slides. I didn’t want people to access the Google Slides file I was working in, but I always wanted to provide them with the most recent version of that file, but in PDF format. And if you’ve worked with PDFs before, you know that once you save it as a PDF and then share with others, but then decide later that you need to change something in it, you have to go back into Google Slides to edit it, then re-download it as a PDF and then re-share the revised PDF with everyone else. And THAT can be a hassle. With the GSuite File Link Generator, you’ll be able to generate the link in the format you’d like, and then share that ONE LINK so that you’ll never have to go back into Google Slides, Docs or Sheets to download it, and they’ll always have the most recent version of the file they need. When someone clicks on the link, it will immediately start downloading the file to their computer in whatever format you’ve decided to use in the generator.
When teaching remotely, or just when teaching with digital tools, using Google Slides is a giant help! Students can create muti-media representations of
This article gives you the tools you need to quickly disseminate work, articles or activities to your students. This would be great when differentiating instruction for your students. From there your students can work independently or collaborate on a project. I especially like that you can select certain pages to push to your students or push complete lessons.
FREE Class Hub App for announcements, schedule, contact info and more! Many teachers asked me for a template like this, so here it is.I’ve included 9 main “apps” and a menu with 8 options.The main “apps” are: Announcements, Calendar, Ongoing Projects, Pictures, Schedule, School Info, Contact, Important Links and Birthdays.
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Find and Access Your Jams in Google Drive Did you know you can create a collaborative space with the Jamboard software? This is a Google tool. It is a document file that you can find in your Google Drive just like any Google Doc, Sheets, or Slides. Jamboard is really intuitive to use. Jamboard Go …
Sometimes we need to work on our Google Drive files when we don't have an Internet connection. So I'm going to show you how to access files in Google Drive offline using the Google Docs offline extension. This comes in handy when you are traveling. It is also a great tool for students and teachers with limited or no Internet access at home.
This would've been helpful during remote learning for those students and teachers who didn't have internet access or the best internet connection at home. This article has steps to use Google Drive offline. I think any professional would find this useful if they are travelling and need to complete tasks.
Sometimes we may encounter internet issues. After reading this article, I found it very useful for teachers and students to explore different techniques that they can use offline using Google Drive.
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