G Suite rights, creativity, security – Top 3 post for the week
https://eduk8.me/2017/12/signing-away-rights-using-g-suite-education/
https://eduk8.me/2017/12/how-creativity-works/
https://eduk8.me/2017/12/lower-productivity-innovation-due-security/
Similar Posts
6. Contacts Groups (from 13 Gmail hacks for teachers – http://u.eduk8.me/13gmailhacks)
This is part 6 of 13 Gmail hacks for teachers. What if you can’t use Google Groups? Is there another way? Gmail has a feature I called Contacts Groups. This is a group that you create in your address book. The disadvantage to this group is the fact that others can’t use it for things like…
Sharing: Makerspace Vision Statement
A good place to start this process is to think about your school’s mission statement and vision and then think through how your makerspace can be seen as a physical representation of that strategy. Source: Worlds of Learning | Makerspace Vision Statement I used to view the whole mission/vision statement as a waste of time,…
Online photo editing with Fotor
Fotor.com is online photo editor that is pretty powerful for what you can use for free. The site can be used without registration, and offers three modes: Edit, Collage, and Design. For each mode, not all of the features are available for free, but those features are identified with a little diamond flag. This is…
The World Depends on Technology No One Understands
“We are in a new era, one in which we are building systems that can’t be grasped in their totality or held in the mind… Source: The World Depends on Technology No One Understands I find this both fascinating and scary. With complexity comes more power, but if no one understands the system, can we…
Timelines, city building game, interactive lessons – Top 3 of the Week
https://eduk8.me/2021/06/create-timelines-with-timetoast/ https://eduk8.me/2021/06/building-a-city-in-space-with-final-earth-2/ https://eduk8.me/2021/06/create-interactive-lessons-with-sutori/
2. Waiting on folder (from 13 Gmail hacks for teachers – http://u.eduk8.me/13gmailhacks)
This is part 2 of 13 Gmail hacks for teachers. As we learned yesterday, we want to reduce our cognitive load of dealing with emails by getting them out of the inbox and into a system where we don’t have to remember what we need to do, but can easily find what we need to…
