Maps can be a great way to connect students to different locations both locally and around the world. Google Earth and Google Maps are great options to explore the geography…
Breakouts can be a fun way to engage students in the classroom. Physical breakouts allow for the players to manipulate the clues and locks. Digital breakouts for allow more players…
Creative writing can be done outside of Google Docs! Google Forms and Slides offers a unique opportunity for students to demonstrate creative writing by creating “Choose your own adventure” stories….
When writing a paper or compiling a project, it is highly recommended to cite the sources that you quote, paraphrase, or reference. Depending on the style of the paper, the…
Google Forms can be used for a multitude of things including surveys, data collection, quizzes, or even creative writing. When creating a Form, users can choose from multiple types of…
As with anything in regards to technology, Google is always updating. Google Drive, Google’s Cloud storage app, has updated multiple times since our last post. We wanted to address some…
Breakout games are a fun way to engage students to use deductive reasoning, collaboration and creativity while integrating different pieces of curriculum or learning. In general there are two types…
This week Google updated the Google Meet links that can be generated in Google Classroom. The update will make Google Meet more secure when using it with students. The Google…
Ever hear the phrase “ask three before me” (before asking the teacher)? This can also apply to classroom technology. Generally the simplest suggestion is to restart the device and login…
This past year, many have become familiar with Google Classroom and using it virtually. Just like a physical classroom, each Google Classroom was unique to the teacher – with that…
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