Logging in and out of Google Chrome
When opening a Google App such as Drive or Docs, the user is prompted to login to their Google account. Changing applications may prompt the user to login again; this…
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Google Slides – All You Need to Know
Using Google Slides is a powerful and effective way to build presentations that can later be shared in a variety of ways. As a teacher you can use it to…
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,…
Adding and Managing Bookmarks in Chrome
Adding and managing bookmarks in Google Chrome is perhaps the most effective way to keep track of the websites you visit. I know we use them everyday here in the…
New Google Sites – Getting Started
So this is pretty exciting. If you’ve ever used the old Google sites you’ll understand how overdue this really is. Welcome to the NEW Google Sites! If you prefer video…
Google Classroom – Everything you need to know
Google Classroom – The Basics This tutorial will cover the basics of using Google Classroom. Go to your Google Classroom (the link below is in an image) View this tutorial…
Google Forms – Email Notification Add-on
Email Notifications for Forms Assuming you know how to make a form and send it out, you may wonder why Google hasn’t made it easy to get notifications when your form…
Google Slides – All You Need to Know
Using Google Slides is a powerful and effective way to build presentations that can later be shared in a variety of ways. As a teacher you can use it to…
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,…
Adding and Managing Bookmarks in Chrome
Adding and managing bookmarks in Google Chrome is perhaps the most effective way to keep track of the websites you visit. I know we use them everyday here in the…
New Google Sites – Getting Started
So this is pretty exciting. If you’ve ever used the old Google sites you’ll understand how overdue this really is. Welcome to the NEW Google Sites! If you prefer video…
Google Classroom – Everything you need to know
Google Classroom – The Basics This tutorial will cover the basics of using Google Classroom. Go to your Google Classroom (the link below is in an image) View this tutorial…
Google Forms – Email Notification Add-on
Email Notifications for Forms Assuming you know how to make a form and send it out, you may wonder why Google hasn’t made it easy to get notifications when your form…
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