Linking within a Google Doc
Creating a link within a Google Doc can be helpful for those reading to reference something quickly. An example of this can be a table of contents that when the…
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Google Drawing – Quick Reference Guide
Google Drawing can be used to create different templates, worksheets, newsletters, and more! You can create custom layered images and banners to use on websites or newsletters. (If you are familiar…
Version History: A Teacher’s Best Friend
Have you ever been typing and accidentally erased a section of your document? Or perhaps you collaborate on multiple drafts but need to go back to the original or previous…
Google Docs – Quick Reference Guide
Google Docs is the cloud-based word processing app of the G Suite that provides a similar experience to Microsoft Word. Users are able to create documents, fliers, basic tables, and…
Google Classroom – 2018 Updates!
At the start of the 2018-2019 school year Google Classroom got an update that has changed some of its past features. Many of the features are meant to assist with…
Opening Microsoft Documents in Google Apps
You can open your Office Documents in Google (and convert them if you would like) if they are in your Google Drive. One advantage to doing this is that you…
Math and Google, It Can Be Done!
TextHelp, the makers of Read&Write for Google have a math editing tool that can be used throughout G Suite for Education called EquatIO. It is a Chrome extension that when…
Making Gmail and/or Google Calendar your Default
Google Chrome can be set to automatically choose Gmail as your default email. This means that when you click on any email address while using Chrome, it will automatically open…
Setting Up Work Email on your Smartphone
Now that we are using Gmail as our mail platform, accessing email can be done from any device through the web by logging into Gmail. Gmail (short for Google Mail)…
Getting to Know Gmail
As a district we are keeping our email addresses but we are changing the way we view and access it. Gmail works well with the other G suite apps and…
Google Drawing – Quick Reference Guide
Google Drawing can be used to create different templates, worksheets, newsletters, and more! You can create custom layered images and banners to use on websites or newsletters. (If you are familiar…
Version History: A Teacher’s Best Friend
Have you ever been typing and accidentally erased a section of your document? Or perhaps you collaborate on multiple drafts but need to go back to the original or previous…
Google Docs – Quick Reference Guide
Google Docs is the cloud-based word processing app of the G Suite that provides a similar experience to Microsoft Word. Users are able to create documents, fliers, basic tables, and…
Google Classroom – 2018 Updates!
At the start of the 2018-2019 school year Google Classroom got an update that has changed some of its past features. Many of the features are meant to assist with…
Opening Microsoft Documents in Google Apps
You can open your Office Documents in Google (and convert them if you would like) if they are in your Google Drive. One advantage to doing this is that you…
Math and Google, It Can Be Done!
TextHelp, the makers of Read&Write for Google have a math editing tool that can be used throughout G Suite for Education called EquatIO. It is a Chrome extension that when…
Making Gmail and/or Google Calendar your Default
Google Chrome can be set to automatically choose Gmail as your default email. This means that when you click on any email address while using Chrome, it will automatically open…
Setting Up Work Email on your Smartphone
Now that we are using Gmail as our mail platform, accessing email can be done from any device through the web by logging into Gmail. Gmail (short for Google Mail)…
Getting to Know Gmail
As a district we are keeping our email addresses but we are changing the way we view and access it. Gmail works well with the other G suite apps and…
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