Google slides is a great presentation tools, but it’s also very useful for student work and gives you a versatile canvas to do a lot of graphic things. To even further it’s capabilities, there are add-ons that you can use to expand what you’re able to do.
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3 Tips and Tricks to Help You Master Google Chrome
Google Chrome is a web browser that allows a user to do more than just browse websites. Today I’m giving you three tips and tricks for utilizing Google Chrome to the best of its capabilities and keep things organized.
5 Tips & Tricks for Staying Organized in Gmail
If you’re like me, you are constantly bombarded with emails daily, and often those small things you need to do get lost in the slush. So we’re going to take a look at a few features that you can use Gmail for to help you keep up with everything you need to do.
Google Keep – A Better Way to Keep Notes
ogle Keep has quickly become one of my favorite tools in the Google toolbox. The app has expanded its capabilities and now has a lot of great things that it can do. Here are some of the best features about Google Keep that will help you stay organized with information.
Creating a Branching Quiz in Google Forms to Increase Student Learning
Google Forms is a versatile tool that can do a lot of things. One of the most helpful things it can do is help differentiate student learning through something called branching.
Google Classroom Has Rubrics Now! (Video)
I can’t express in words how happy I am that it’s finally here. Google has added rubrics to Classroom assignments, and I couldn’t be happier.
20+ of My Favorite Google Chrome Extensions
Google Chrome is a wonderful web browser that does a lot. While it is easy to use, Chrome’s power really lies in the extensions you can add to the browser.
Using Custom Paragraph Styles in Google Docs (video)
Setting up customized paragraph styles in Google Docs is a simple process.
Using Various Question Types in Google Forms
Google Forms is a great app that you can use to gather information from students, parents, and colleagues. Forms has several different types of questions that are useful in many ways. Here are a few ways you can use each type of question in Forms.
Using Appointment Slots in Google Calendar (Video)
Here’s a nifty little thing in Google Calendar that many people may not know about. They’re called appointment slots, and they can be incredibly useful and simple to set up.