Great Google posts this week #39

On its own, Chrome is a pretty fantastic browser, but extensions increase its potential exponentially.

Around the middle of December, I received an awesome email from one of my favorite companies, EDpuzzle, sharing a new addition to their wonderful site. As is typically the case during the school day when I check my email, I saw the email title, squealed a little, and made a[Read more]

In this Google Apps For Education News update we discuss the announcement by Google that Google Appointment Slots are here to stay.

Back when I had only had a list of 35 ways to use Google Classroom I submitted a poster session proposal to ISTE. Since then the list has grown and you can now purchase “50 Things You Can Do …

Learn how to make Google Chrome faster, better, and prettier with these tips and tricks. Google Chrome can be faster, if you know how to keep it fast.

Google Slides isn't just for delivering presentations to an audience. Here are eight activities that bring interactive learning to students.

With a smartphone and a simple virtual viewer, students can travel at any time, to any place, at the teacher's preferred pace, and for free.

With only a month and a half left until 2016, we thought now is as good a time as ever to take a look back at all the new features Google Apps released this year. There were so many amazing ..more ›

Beyond being an excellent tool for making presentations, Google Slides has an amazing layout editor, which makes it the perfect option for designing your int...

Whether you are on a plane, on the subway, or just trying to conserve data usage, there are plenty of times when you will find yourself unable to connect to the internet. This doesn’t mean your work needs to be ..more ›

Google Groups can be many things, forums, chat rooms, announcement boards, you name it. But when you are creating a new Group, you need to make sure you are creating the correct type or risk complete dysfunctionality. If you are ..more ›