Four new features in G Suite for Education (formerly Google Apps for Education)

Four new features in G Suite for Education (formerly Google Apps for Education)

Today we’re introducing new time-saving features to Docs, Sheets and Slides designed to speed up and simplify the way teachers and students work, so they can focus on what’s really important—teaching and learning. These apps still have all of the same functionality that students and teachers love, with the addition of these new features. Source:…

New branding and new features – G Suite for Education

New branding and new features – G Suite for Education

And today, we’re introducing a new name that better reflects this mission: G Suite. G Suite is a set of intelligent apps—Gmail, Docs, Drive, Calendar, Hangouts, and more—designed to bring people together, with real-time collaboration built in from the start. And there’s a lot more on the way. Because we believe that when organizations break…

Filter student email in Google Apps for Education with a footer hashtag

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…

Use FormRedirector in Google Forms to change the destination of the form responses

Use FormRedirector in Google Forms to change the destination of the form responses

New Visions for Public Schools has published some great addons in the past (such as Doctopus and autoCrat) and they have another winner with FormRedirector. This addon allows you to redirect Google Form responses to different spreadsheets. There are two modes, Multi Destination Mode and Single Destination Mode. Multi Destination Mode Multi Destination Mode allows you to collect responses to additional…

Use Goodreader on your iPad & iPhone to mimic pen and paper assessing student work

Use Goodreader on your iPad & iPhone to mimic pen and paper assessing student work

There are numerous tools to help a teacher assess a Google Doc, but how about a tablet or phone based solution? One that mimics using a pen on paper to provide feedback? Well, good news, you can with GoodReader ($.99)! Now, it might be absurd to use tech to mimic pen and paper, but try it first,…