Draw and annotate a web page in Google Chrome #YouTube
Treat webpages like an interactive whiteboard. Write on them, mark them up, highlight information for students, all with the Web Paint Chrome Extension.
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Twitter for Teachers #YouTube
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Librarians are creating virtual escape rooms with Google Forms
Through these virtual escape rooms, librarians have been able to serve their communities, as well as those living far outside of them, by giving people something to do while stuck at home. These digital challenges have become a tool for teaching and homeschooling, librarians say, as well as a device for staff development and team…
Quickly zoom in on content on the Mac #YouTube
There are times when you would like to draw your student’s attention to particular part of your screen. By using the screen magnifier built in to macOS, you can quickly zoom in and out on a particular area.
Autoslides – Automatically refresh Google Slides without reloading
Google presentations have a publishing function that makes it easy to spread. In this way they can easily be linked or embedded in web media. However, if the presentation slides are modified, it is necessary to reload the page that contains their published versions in the browser so that these changes are manifested. AutoSlides is capable of generating…
Using the Share to Classroom extension in Google Chrome
Source: Share to Classroom – Chrome Web Store It’s been over four years since I introduced the Share to Classroom Google Chrome extension, so I figured it’s time to revisit! Once installed, the Share to Classroom allows you to push a website out to students or create classwork in Google Classroom from the current website….