Create a class checklist and more in Google Sheets #YouTube
Manage a class list in Google Sheets! Easily make checklists and notify students for missing work. (Ugh, my voice is not on game, I’m getting over a cold. 😞)
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Adblocking for teachers #YouTube
Ads are a necessary evil online, but sometimes they can be overbearing and affect the usability of a site. In this video I cover installing and using the uBlock Origin extension to block ads when browsing and in YouTube.
Pop up keyboard shortcuts in Gmail, on a Chromebook, and more
Although I’ve created a couple of cheat sheets for remembering keyboard shortcuts, there are other ways to remind yourself which key does what. A lot of Google products have a key sequence that will show you the keyboard shortcuts for the current product: Product Show Keyboard Gmail* Shift – / Chromebook Control – Alt –…
My 5 free favorite teacher tech tools for 2021 #YouTube
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Automate creating student project placards that include QR codes with Google Sheets and Slides #YouTube
Building on my automatic creation of student placards, here’s how you can add QR codes to the student placards. This mean you can link to videos or websites to provide more information about the project.
Free online conference for Google Sheets – SheetsCon 2020
Source: SheetsCon 2020 – SheetsCon SheetsCon 2020 looks like it’s going to be a great way to increase your Google Sheets skills. Although a few of the scheduled presentations look to be irrelevant to educators, there is one on Pivot tables and one from Alice Keeler look to be pretty good.