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A collection of resources for using Google Docs in schools
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A regularly updated source of resources dedicated to sharing great ways to use Google Docs for Learning
Kamakshi Rajagopal's comment,
April 12, 1:09 PM
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Most of us are logged into Google full time in PCs or SmartPhones. Password protect your Google drive document to prevent peeping toms from seeing your sensitive information. Delete the scoop?
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Susan Oxnevad's insight:
A truly remarkable teaching tool is one that can collect information to evaluate student performance and provide students and teachers with immediate feedback for modification, reteaching and challenge. Delete the scoop?
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Please join me and Simple K12 for a webinar on Tuesday, February 19th at 5:00 PM EST. Delete the scoop?
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January 12, 1:41 PM
Looking forward to presenting two hands on workshops at the Illinois Computing Educators Conference at the end of February!
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January 12, 1:42 PM
Looking forward to presenting two hands on workshops at the Illinois Computing Educators Conference in February! Delete the scoop?
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The Google Docs Presentation is well-suited for use as a starting point for short student driven research projects because of the availability of efficient integrated research tools right on the page. To introduce students and teachers to the built in features, I created a simple template to guide the learning and help everyone discover the usefulness of the tool.
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The features available in Google Presentation make it a useful tool for helping students begin to develop digital literacy and engage in the types of learning experiences suggested by the Common Core. Delete the scoop?
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Google Apps is one of the powerful digital toolkit for teachers. It is packed with all kinds of apps you can use both in your teaching and for your professional growth . Think about services such as Gmail, Google Docs, Presentations, Forms, Google Calendar, Google Education, and the list goes on and on Via Jamie Forshey Delete the scoop?
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Skip this post if you're not a teacher. I know most of my readers are runners, but a few of you are teachers, so I wanted to share this idea. For non-teachers, this post is going to be VERY long and VERY boring. Via Linda Nitsche Delete the scoop?
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Good news for Google Docs users! The powerful integrated research tool made available in the Google Document last spring has made it's way to the Google Presentation at last. Delete the scoop?
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The newest addition to the Google Wonders Projectcollection takes visitors on an underwater tour of the Great Barrier Reef. Divers used the world's first tablet-operated underwater camera to capture high-definition panoramic images of the reef to create stunning content. Via Susan Oxnevad Delete the scoop?
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Learn more about a powerful new integrated research tool available in Google Docs Delete the scoop?
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We love being social. Fortunately, our boss does, too, which means that we are encouraged to use social networks like Facebook and Twitter at work. Via Gerald Carey Delete the scoop?
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Earlier this year I designed a template to introduce teachers to the usefulness of using Google Presentation as a tool for research. The purpose of the template is for use as a starting point to help teachers plan and implement technology driven learning experiences that are fueled by Essential Questions and aligned to Common Core Standards. 
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June 17, 10:13 AM
...and did you know that in Chrome images can be added from a search page by dragging them to the presentation's tab and dropping them on the slide when it opens - superspeedy Delete the scoop?
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Susan Oxnevad's insight:
A new way of thinking...Hey, don't wait till the assignment is due. Get students to submit the assignment on day 1 via an embedded Google form.
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For all the time you spend online, you probably spend most of it searching for stuff. So why settle for the most basic Google experience? Here are 10 ways to beef up and speed up your Google searches and find stuff easier. Delete the scoop?
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I used ThingLink to organize and put together some useful resources for Google Docs for learning. Scroll your mouse over this interactive image to explore the resources. Delete the scoop?
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Google Docs is a user friendly suite of online collaborative tools that come with tremendous potential for use in the classroom. I have spent some time discovering innovative ways to use them as effective tools for learning. Delete the scoop?
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Google Presentation is a great tool for helping students construct knowledge about a topic as they create. Here is an interactive tutorial designed to demonstrate how to use some of the handy built in features. Delete the scoop?
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Google Docs is a great tool for helping teachers thoughtfully incorporate digital writing into the curriculum. Delete the scoop?
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View the CoolTools Blog, a regularly updated source of ideas for efficient and effective technology integration Via Susan Oxnevad Delete the scoop?
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Sensing the excitement from online education tools like edX, Google has just unveiled a (very beta) version of its own course building software. If you’ve ever wanted to run your own online courses, this might be worth your time. Delete the scoop?
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Here you will find an updated collection of ideas for using Google Docs with students. View the interactive glog to get a quick view of ideas or choose from a list of blog posts for more information about a specific learning task. Delete the scoop?
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We kicked off Google Apps for students in our district last year. Upon reflection, there are three things I would make sure to do at the start of the year to get students and teachers up and running with Google Docs. Delete the scoop?
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