Using Google Drawings in the classroom

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10 engaging Google Drawings activities for classes | Ditch That Textbook

Google Drawings is like a digital poster board. Or sheet of paper. Or a blank slate waiting for your great ideas.

Sadly, many educators don’t know about it or know what it does. Maybe part of the reason: when you click “new” in your Google Drive, Drawings is under the “more” tab. (What a shame … one of my favorite Google tools treated like a second-class citizen.)

Inserting Google Drawings into a Google Doc is a trick I use when I want something a little more “fancy”.

 

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