Dreading another Google Meet? Maybe you need Meeting Intruders
Source: B-REEL Meeting Intruders – Chrome Web Store
Yes, I need this in my life.
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Want free training for Google’s tools? Check out Google’s Teacher Center
Not only does Google offer free training with Google tools, there are also tons of training on using technology in the classroom. This site also covers Google’s Computer Science curriculum, alongside ways of using Google tools to teach English Language Learners and students with disabilities.
