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One of the culminating tasks I wanted my students to engage in involved creating interactive “choose your own adventure”stories. This activity allowed my students to incorporate many of the language literacy skills (reading, writing, media, oral) they learned during the school year, as well as the technological skills they gained & refined, particularly their knowledge around GAFE.
34 Interesting Ways* to use Google Docs in the Classroom (*and Tips) This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution Noncommercial Share Alike 3.0 License.
Richard Byrne says "One of things that I introduced in the workshop was the idea of having students collaborate and create multiple layers on a map. Directions for doing that included in the slides embedded below."
Challenge Activities: 1. Locate a significant landmark and attempt to view it in Streetview. Save the location in your Google account. Share the location with a friend. 2. Measure the shortest dist...
Richard Byrne says, "This evening I gave a short webinar presentation on my five favorite Google tools for social studies teachers and students. "
The Google blog says, "We launched a collection of templates in Docs, Sheets and Slides in September to give your documents, spreadsheets, and presentations the extra polish they deserve. Today, we’re adding to that collection with new templates designed by five experts in their fields. All templates are available on the web and on Android and iOS."
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A fond childhood memory of mine was going to the library once a week to check out some of my favorite types of books – the Choose Your Own Adventure series. They were created by Edward Packar…
Pinterest 7 Google Tricks to Try During Spring Break! Who’s ready for Spring Break? I know I am! Spring Break is a great time to relax, vacation, spend time with loved ones and recharge. It is also a great time to sharpen your saw! So I have put together this quick list of Google tricks …
Google Apps for Education is a wonderful, collaborative program that allows students to create, collect, and curate artifacts of learning. While there is a wide variety of programs that can be used to create digital portfolios, here are four ways that the GAFE suite of programs can facilitate digital portfolio creation. What is A Digital Portfolio? […]
These tools from Google for Educators, whether old and familiar or new and improved, will keep teachers and students inspired, inventive, and organized.
Using the application OverDRIVE, you can not only transform a Google Doc into a website, but you can also edit the site by simply editing the original Doc. T...
Pinterest 5 Steps to Becoming a Google Certified Trainer One of the most common questions I receive is about how to become a Google Certified Trainer. So I have put together an infographic detailing the five steps to becoming a Google for Education Certified Trainer. I have been a Google Certified Trainer for a couple …
We live in a world where the answer to unanswerable questions is ‘Google It’. This turn of phrase is becoming about as common as technology itself. It has become so common that we don’t even think ...
Click here to watch this video on on YouTube Google is very good at listening to user feedback and they add requested features to all of their apps often. Recently they made three major updates to Google Classroom that ..more ›
Virtual reality is on the verge of gaining a foothold in schools thanks to affordable viewers like Google Cardboard. And with more VR apps appearing every day, it’s likely that immersive VR expeditions will eventually become an engaging way for students to explore everything from historical landmarks, distant planets, oceanic locations to the human body.
Google Sheets is a wonderful spreadsheet program which can make your working life so much easier. So, what can it be used for? Calculations The number one use is manipulating data. Data is entered …