Create interactive fiction in Google Docs #YouTube
Go beyond boring writing assignments by create interactive fiction (in the vein of the choose your own adventure books) in Google Docs!
If you’ve used Google Docs, you’ve probably notice that each and every document you create is in the Arial font at 11 points. Now, sometimes you may change the font, and marvel at how your Google Doc no longer looks like every other Google Doc. Unfortunately, this is tedious to do every time, so what if…
Google Docs makes it really easy to create a link to a pdf version of a Google Doc. Go to Sharing on the Google Doc, either click on Public on the web or Anyone with the link, depending on your comfort level of others finding your document. You then get a link to the Google…
Learn all about some of the most common file extensions you’ll come across as teachers, and how to open/use the files. Microsoft Office – .docx, .xlsx, .pptx Apple iWord – .pages, .keynote, .numbers Graphics – .jpg, .jpeg, .png, .gif Movies – .mov, .mp4, .mkv
Stop writing down your passwords. When you use a password manager, each password can be unique and secure, with the added bonus that you don’t have to remember it.
By using the `image` and `hyperlink` functions, you can create QR codes for a list of URLs.