✂ How students can make a copy of a Google Site #YouTube
Google doesn’t make it easy, but it is possible to share a Google Site as a template that students can then use to make a copy.
What’s the harm? Your browsing habits can give up all sorts of information about you that you may have wanted to keep private, such as who you interact with, what are you interests, when and where you travel, and what you buy. Online companies can build a profile of you that is more accurate than…
Google Jamboard is not quite the replacement for Explain Everything or SMARTNotebook, but it is a contender. Jamboard allows better collaboration between you and your students, and is especially beneficial for schools with touchscreen Chromebooks. I mention how to create graphic organizers in Google Slides, here’s my video on how to do it.
There is a feature that is almost hidden in the Google services, contacts. You can access your contacts in Google at https://contacts.google.com. This video shows you how to create groups, such as a grade level group, to make it easier to send emails to the group. Links: 📰 Sign up for my newsletter 🌐 Website…
Building on my automatic creation of student placards, here’s how you can add QR codes to the student placards. This mean you can link to videos or websites to provide more information about the project.