#89 Useful Google in education posts this week

In this video, Mr. Kafka shows how to make a Google Drawing (good for infographics or to create some style on your site). He then shows how to set the sharin...

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Google Now is partly a portal to the main Google search engine, so you can ask the digital assistant anything that you would query Google for: the height of the Eiffel Tower, what six inches is in centimeters or even what’s on your agenda. But the app also integrates with specific features on your phone—here are 9 commands you can use with your mobile.

Using DriveSlides and SlideShot, two new Chrome extensions, students can use images to display work and reflect.

Google Expeditions program connects students with virtual reality experiences Valeria Tinajero, a second grader at Lines Elementary School in Barrington, Ill., couldn’t contain her excitement…

Insert a Bitmoji into your Google Form. Use the Bitmoji Chrome extension to grab the image URL of the Bitmoji and then paste into image of Forms

Google's new Toontastic 3D app lets kids create animations with the help of themes, backdrops, narration, and other tools.

Google Classroom lets you assign to small groups or individual students. See how it works and how you can use this feature in your class.

Google Classroom can already make us more efficient, but these tips can save you even more time and effort.

Flippity is a great resource for G Suite users that I have been sharing with readers for a couple of years now. Flippity provides teacher...