Highlight rows in Google Sheets with conditional formatting
This is probably the most popular post on Eduk8me. It shows how to highlight an entire row using conditional formatting.
Adding a timer to a Google Slides
A neat hack on adding a timer to a Google Slides slide.
ⓔ Use Google Photos for managing your classroom photos
Get started with using Google Photos to store and manage your classroom photos.
Source: WeBoard Here’s another option for a collaborative whiteboard. The free plan offers 10 saved boards and enough features to be useful. The paid plain is 5 Euros a month, and adds other features such as screen recording and 1,000 saved boards. Sign up is quick an easy, you can use either a Google log…
To get that valuable time and space to collaborate with fellow educators—in their city, state, country or across the world—some teachers are taking to online networks and DIY-ing their own face-to-face meet-ups. Through grassroots “unconferences” like Edcamps, online forums like #edchat and informal Facebook groups, teachers are taking professional learning into their own hands. Source: 7 Ways…
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Much like Skitch before it, Annotable gives you some pretty cool markup tools for pictures. My favorite is the magnifying loupe, allowing you to shift focus to a particular part of an image and magnify it. Annotable is free with in-app purchases for more tools.
Are you looking for a free version of GoAnimate? If so, then check out Animatron. Once you create an account (Animatron supports Google logins) you can start creating your animation. After clicking on the Start Creating button, Animatron walks you through a short tutorial on usage. There are two modes for creating an animation, Lite and Expert….
Something rare is happening, and it might not last long. Today, right now, anyone with a $300 laptop can use the very same tools as the people at the top of just about any industry. Source: The very same software During the dot com boom of the late 90s, it required tens of thousands of dollars…