Sharing in Google
One useful feature in Google is the ability to share a document or folder with anyone (known as collaborators). Sharing rights can be given to a controlled group of users,…
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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…
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…
Chrome Device Quick Tips for Troubleshooting
(Chromebooks and other devices) With more Chrome devices available in the classroom there are a few “issues” that can occur during their use. Here are a few common issues that…
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…
Google Drawings – Let’s Create!
Google Drawings is a great way to create different worksheets, notebooks or layered images in a document. It allows the user to layer images, create word art, and arrange objects….
Google Maps – Explore the world!
Google Maps has come out with some amazing features that can be used to enhance instruction in the classroom. (No, it’s not just for directions!) With the Street view option…
Differentiating Posts in Google Classroom
Google Classroom now allows you to change how many students can view a particular announcement, assignment or question. This also applies to reusing archived posts. (Students, when allowed to post,…
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…
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…
Chrome Device Quick Tips for Troubleshooting
(Chromebooks and other devices) With more Chrome devices available in the classroom there are a few “issues” that can occur during their use. Here are a few common issues that…
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…
Google Drawings – Let’s Create!
Google Drawings is a great way to create different worksheets, notebooks or layered images in a document. It allows the user to layer images, create word art, and arrange objects….
Google Maps – Explore the world!
Google Maps has come out with some amazing features that can be used to enhance instruction in the classroom. (No, it’s not just for directions!) With the Street view option…
Differentiating Posts in Google Classroom
Google Classroom now allows you to change how many students can view a particular announcement, assignment or question. This also applies to reusing archived posts. (Students, when allowed to post,…
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