Google Apps Latest about Google Apps What's New in Google - October 2019 By Eric Curts published 6 November 19 What's New in G Suite Classroom Tools Addictive Puzzler Asks Kids to ID Locations From Google Maps By TL Editors published 14 October 19 Geoguessr is an addictive puzzler (with version on the web as well as Android and iOS apps) that task students with guessing the location of Google Street View images from around the world. What's New in Google - September 2019 By Eric Curts published 2 October 19 Find out what's new in G Suite for September. Student Metacognitive Portfolios Using Google Sheets By Ramsey Musallam published 12 September 19 Students keep track of their own progress on standards, while I keep track of progress on a paper sheet, and update quarterly. Classroom Tools Edit, Collaborate and Sync Documents With Google Drive By TL Editors published 6 September 19 Google Drive is a combo online-productivity software suite and cloud-based, file-syncing service. Scoutlier Offers Easy to Use Platform for Classroom Research By TL Editors published 8 August 19 Scoutlier is a warehouse for middle and high school students to share pictures, observations, measurements, or videos (either on the web or through iOS and Android apps). Google Tour Creator: Kids Build Their Own Virtual Field Trips By TL Editors published 27 June 19 Tour Creator is a website by Google that allows teachers and students to create tours for VR (virtual reality) or in a web browser. Google Slides Short and Long Vowel Sounds Audio Activity By Eric Curts published 4 June 19 Easy Peasy Guide to Capturing & Sharing Links to Screenshots By Lisa Nielsen published 11 March 19 Here are some easy ways to capture and share screenshots of accomplishments. 5 Tips to Design Better Forms By John Sowash published 6 March 19 Google Forms is a marvelous tool in the classroom. Get even more value out of form by applying these five tips that go beyond the basics. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Archives Tech & Learning NewsletterTools and ideas to transform education. Sign up below.* To subscribe, you must consent to Future’s privacy policy. MORE FROM TECH & LEARNING...1CodeMonkey: How to Use It to Teach Coding2The Ups and Downs of AI in Special Education: Legal Considerations3Google’s New AI Tutor LearnLM Is Trained On Learning Science and It Shows 4Tech & Learning’s EdExec Summit is Back! Don’t miss THE Networking Event Connecting Professionals Serving the Education Market5Creating A STEAM Checkout System to Manage Your Teaching Resources
Addictive Puzzler Asks Kids to ID Locations From Google Maps By TL Editors published 14 October 19 Geoguessr is an addictive puzzler (with version on the web as well as Android and iOS apps) that task students with guessing the location of Google Street View images from around the world.
What's New in Google - September 2019 By Eric Curts published 2 October 19 Find out what's new in G Suite for September.
Student Metacognitive Portfolios Using Google Sheets By Ramsey Musallam published 12 September 19 Students keep track of their own progress on standards, while I keep track of progress on a paper sheet, and update quarterly.
Edit, Collaborate and Sync Documents With Google Drive By TL Editors published 6 September 19 Google Drive is a combo online-productivity software suite and cloud-based, file-syncing service.
Scoutlier Offers Easy to Use Platform for Classroom Research By TL Editors published 8 August 19 Scoutlier is a warehouse for middle and high school students to share pictures, observations, measurements, or videos (either on the web or through iOS and Android apps).
Google Tour Creator: Kids Build Their Own Virtual Field Trips By TL Editors published 27 June 19 Tour Creator is a website by Google that allows teachers and students to create tours for VR (virtual reality) or in a web browser.
Easy Peasy Guide to Capturing & Sharing Links to Screenshots By Lisa Nielsen published 11 March 19 Here are some easy ways to capture and share screenshots of accomplishments.
5 Tips to Design Better Forms By John Sowash published 6 March 19 Google Forms is a marvelous tool in the classroom. Get even more value out of form by applying these five tips that go beyond the basics.
