#91 Useful Google in Education posts this week

Catch up on everything new in Google Apps for January 2017, and see great ideas and resources.

I often ask teachers if they use Google Images for the pictures they use in the resources they make for the classroom. The majority of . They simply go to the site, search for their image, grab the…

Maybe you’re using Google for your email or to look someone up, but have you considered the many ways you can use this web search engine in the classroom?

Google Sites has been overhauled, and you're going to like the changes! Here's what you need to know.

Episode 1: Empowering Teachers We did it! We released our very first episode of The Google Teacher Tribe Podcast! I am so excited to share this with you! In this episode, you will learn what to expect from our new podcast as well as learn about your hosts Matt Miller and Kasey Bell (me), …

Use animated GIFs as your class image in Google Classroom! This video will teach you how. Notice the ability to search images by specific dimensions in Googl...

I have used Google Classroom for several years with both my elementary and middle school classes. Each Google Classroom is setup to meet...

1. Create a 'faux class' Set up a fake class full of your reusable assignments and project tasks. Use the Reuse Post feature to pull ...

By Jessica Sanders Google Maps is a great free tool for teachers to engage students. They’ll love mapping major novel moments, guessing locations based on clues, and investigating cities around the world. More: 20 Best Google Education Resources Create a Custom Map Have students create their own custom Google Map. With this Maps feature, they […]

In this post EdTechTeacher founder Tom Daccord explains The Highlight Tool as a simple but powerful Google Docs Add-On for Feedback.