Fiona Beal
After looking through all the Google posts that were shared to my various subscriptions recently, these are some that have caught my eye so far. Teachers will love these.
These 13 extensions and apps can help you streamline your Chrome browsing and help you do things you didn't even know were possible.
“Did he seriously just ask that?” Well yes, I recently seriously just asked a group of students if they knew advanced Google searches. And yes, the students got a good laugh from my question.
A quick introduction to the Draftback extension, which lets you watch the writing process of any Google Doc. Great implications for teaching writing! Here's ...
If your Google Drive needs organizing, the Digital Learning team at Grant Wood AEA have the tips that can make a difference!
Creating a connected classroom has gotten far affordable now that the major tech companies have begun pouring resources into reaching teachers, students, parents, and school leaders. Aside from the Apple iPad, the biggest player in the world of education technology has to be Google. They regularly unleash new productivity and collaboration tools […]
Amazing Texas and California (thanks Mr. Ginex-Orinion!) share Google for Education tips that will blow your mind. See a list of treats here: https://goo.gl/...
Contemporary social studies teachers need to acknowledge their students’ lack of interest in their lectures. Teachers need to facilitate their students’ learning, and curation has become an essential skill for teachers.
Publishing in the connected classroom. Step by step directions showing how students can make digital books with Google Slides and share them via QR codes.
List of 20 extensions that college students must add to their Chrome.
Richard Byrne says, "Embedded below you should see my 90 page guide to using Blogger. The guide covers everything from starting your first blog to privacy settings to editing your blog's layout. The guide also includes a glossary of terms frequently used in blogging. Click here to download the guide."
If you have thought of creating your own badges here are the steps I use in Google Draw to create them. Create a Drawing From Google Drive create a Google Drawing. Resize the Canvas Use the File me…
At the end of October Google added a drawing option to Google Keep. The drawing tool in Google Keep offers a large variety of line colors and thicknesses. Drawings can be added to existing notes or can be created as stand-alone notes.
Technology integration consultant working mainly with Schoolnet South Africa. Also a part-time technology teacher for Grades 1-8 and a curriculum writer. Love networking and all things technology! ...
