Useful Google in Education posts this week #56

The writer says, 'After posting about the new Slides’ Q&A feature, we received a couple of questions regarding its usage. So we created this visual guide to walk you through the process of integrating questions in your presentation. But let us firs start with a refresher about what Slides Q&A is all about.'

An overview of Google Classroom, including a look at accessing it, creating your first class, using the stream, the connected Calendar, how Google sets up yo...

Following our Introduction to Google Classroom video, we show teachers how to add announcements, assignments, questions, and how to reuse assignments from fo...

A brief overview of Google Classroom. This is part 3 in the series

As teachers, we should understand what the student's see when they are working in Google Classroom, as well as how to access their work, and grade it.

This is the thank you message for the GEG West Coast leaders with a link to the presentations shared at the GEG event.

Creating a word cloud in Google Docs is a creative way to visualize the text you’re working on. It allows you to see what words are being used the most, ...

It’s always revealing to watch learners research. When trying to understand complex questions often as part of multi-step projects, they often simply “Google it.”

Why do people migrate? Google it.

Where does inspiration come from? Google it.
How do different cultures view humanity differently? Google it.

Here’s a one minute post with a one minute tutorial. I’m busy at the moment encouraging colleagues to start using Google Classroom. The reason I’m pushing it is that for the major…

Check out a great Chrome extension called One Tab! Quickly gather and share resources for yourself or your students! https://www.one-tab.com/ FYI Made a mist...