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Treat webpages like an interactive whiteboard. Write on them, mark them up, highlight information for students, all with the Web Paint Chrome Extension.
Treat webpages like an interactive whiteboard. Write on them, mark them up, highlight information for students, all with the Web Paint Chrome Extension.
7 Great Chromebook and Google Drive Apps for Editing Photos In response to a couple of requests we received from our readers here in EdTech & mLearning, we went ahead and curated for you this collection comprising some of the best photo editing tools in Chrome web store. Most of these apps work perfectly on…
Last week I attened the ITIP Ohio Google Summit. One of the sessions I attended was Getting Google-y in K-2 Reading presented by Jazmine Monroe and Becky McDonald. One of their examples was a Google Sheet that was formatting for Word Mapping, using conditional formatting to reflect correct and incorrect answers. I thought this was…
Create your own Chrome homepage with iChrome. Source: iChrome – everything you use, in one place I’m a big proponent of setting up your computer to make you as efficient as possible. I currently use Start.me, but I also like having options. iChrome is another way to set up a customized home page. The quicker you…
Source: Sourceful Sourceful is a repository of all things Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides. The resources include database like lists of music and licensing for streaming and Escape room types of activities in Google Docs. The number of resources is quite astounding, and you can submit your own. This is a really cool resource.
Not only can you easily create graphic organizers in Google Slides, but you can also lock items and share the completed organizer with your students through Google Classroom or Google Drive sharing. Other Google Slides help: How to lock objects in Google Slides (two ways, one doesn’t involve downloading graphics!) – 6 tips to make…