Do you create docs and assign them via Google Classroom? If so, your students may need a little refresher on the workflow for editing and submitting these. The video below is a short tutorial on how to do this on an iPad.
Category Archives: Methods & Assessment
Creating moveable digital activities with Google Drawings + Slides
Want to learn to create digital activities using Google Drawings & Slides. Matt Miller has the scoop!
Lesson Plans for use with Canva
Canva is a powerful, 
free online graphic design tool that students and teachers love. If you are looking for a creative way to begin using Canva in your classroom, check out Canva’s Teaching Materials page. There are many well designed lesson for multiple subjects: math, creative writing, social studies, science, and more.
You can check it out by clicking here.
Or copy & paste this address into your web browser navigation bar:
https://designschool.canva.com/teaching-materials/
Most Likely to Succeed!
If you have not seen the documentary, Most Likely to Succeed, I highly recommend it. It will be broadcast this Thursday, February 16, at 8 PM on PBS Hawaii. It can also be viewed online. For more information, check out the following website: http://pbshawaii.org/most-likely-to-succeed/
Additional Information: http://www.mltsfilm.org/
5 Ideas for Using Google Classroom’s Differentiation & Grouping Feature
http://ditchthattextbook.com/2017/01/12/5-ideas-for-using-google-classrooms-new-differentiation-and-grouping-feature/
7 Live EdTech Tools to Gamify Your Classroom
Looking for ways to engage your students, try these 7 tools for “gamifying” your classroom!
Google Cast for Education
Google Cast for Education is a free Chrome app that allows students to share their screens wirelessly with the rest of the classroom. Take a look at this video for some inspiration on how it can benefit your students:
Try it today at https://g.co/castforedu
Education on Air – Watch on Demand
Recently, Google hosted “Education on Air,” a live event for educators from around the world. If you are looking to sharpen your Google skills or become a G-Suite pro, definitely take a look at the webinars that are available to view on demand.
The NEW Google Forms: 9 classroom uses
Here is an excellent list of creative ways to use Google Forms in your classroom
– brought to you by our friends at Ditch That Textbook. There are even templates that you can copy and customize! Enjoy!
Click the image below or use the following link. http://ditchthattextbook.com/2016/02/12/the-new-google-forms-9-classroom-uses/
Let Your Students Doodle!
Here is an excellent article on how doodling helps students remember information they are learning. It is worth reading and doodling about.
http://ww2.kqed.org/mindshift/2015/07/15/making-learning-visible-doodling-helps-memories-stick/