Creating QR codes in Google Sheets #YouTube
By using the `image` and `hyperlink` functions, you can create QR codes for a list of URLs.
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Email scheduled reminders from a Google Sheet with the Add Reminders add-on
Source: Add Reminders – Google Sheets add-on I wish I had this a couple of years ago. It would have made it a lot easier to remind students when they had presentations or projects coming up.
Customize your searches in Google Chrome (and on Chromebooks)
If you do a certain kind of internet search over and over again, customizing your search engines in Chrome can make that much easier. For me, obviously, it’s searching The Verge, but I also have custom engines set up for YouTube, Amazon, news from the past week, and a few more things. So, for example, when…
Getting started with an RSS reader #YouTube
RSS is an acronym for Real Simple Syndications – It can be used to follow your favorite sites. Once you follow a site, only new articles are pushed to you. And, once you read them, they are marked as read so you don’t re-see the same articles over and over. You also have more control…
Feedback from Google Forms with formMule
If you use Google Forms to collect entry or exit tickets, or other information from students, a quick and fast way to offer custom feedback is to use the formMule add-on. I posted a how-to before on using formMule, and you can follow that page with a couple of changes. By using formMule, you can…
Stop reading from Slides with Presenter View #YouTube
Your students may not be comfortable with presenting in front of the class, causing them to simply dump everything on to each slide and read from the slides. By using Slide notes and the Present with notes view, students no longer need to feel like they need to put everything they want to say on…
🔎 Google Drive Search Tips #YouTube
Trying to find something in your Google Drive can be a daunting task, but here are some search tips that you can use. Other useful videos: Bookmark all the things in Google Workspace Organizing Google Drive