Scheduling your emails in Gmail #YouTube
Give your coworkers an email vacation over the weekends, or, let Gmail send you reminders!
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Filter student email in Google Apps for Education with a footer hashtag
An option to control the flow of email in Gmail from students is to have your Google Apps for Education (GAFE) administrator add a footer to student emails. In the footer, the administrator could put a hashtag such as #studentofSCHOOL where SCHOOL is your school district or building. The idea is that the tag is something unique. Your…
Introduction to Google Jamboard #YouTube
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.
How to make a student response system in Google Forms and Sheets #YouTube
Here are the directions on how I created a quick and easy student response system with Google Forms and Google Sheets. Why? Sure there are tons of other ways to get input from your students, but I wanted a quick way I could survey students on the fly. The spreadsheet that has the formula for…
Create Graphic Organizers in Google Slides #YouTube
Not only can you easily create graphic organizers in Google Slides, but you can also lock items and share the completed organizer with your students through Google Classroom or Google Drive sharing. Other Google Slides help: How to lock objects in Google Slides (two ways, one doesn’t involve downloading graphics!) – 6 tips to make…
MirrorThe Video horizontally flips YouTube videos
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Handy, Overlooked YouTube Features – Free Tech 4 Teachers
YouTube offers a bunch of handy editing tools that often go overlooked by users. One of those is the option to rotate videos that have been shot in vertical mode when they should have been shot horizontally. Source: Free Technology for Teachers: Handy, Overlooked YouTube Features A great video showing off these YouTube features.