{YouTube} Easy email merges with Google Sheets
Use Google Sheets to keep students and parents in the loop for upcoming events. This tutorial will show you how to use the Form Mule add-on for Google Sheets to send customized emails.
Teaching students to be good citizens and makers requires the knowledge of copyright and of the ability to create your own content. Drawing characters for comics, cartoons, Scratch, etc. can be difficult. Students want their work to look good, and when they can’t draw items that look good, they get discouraged. This past week I…
Source: YouTube Captions Search – Chrome Web Store Here’s a pretty cool extension to help your students locate information in YouTube videos. Once the extension is installed, you can search for specific words in videos that have closed captioning or subtitles. It is especially helpful when you are looking for a specific piece of information…
There are times when you would like to draw your student’s attention to particular part of your screen. By using the screen magnifier built in to macOS, you can quickly zoom in and out on a particular area.
Sure, you could use the web based app with Google Jamboard, but if you have access to an Android device you have access to a few more features if you switch. And you may have access to the Android app if you have a Chromebook from the last few years.
Starting the school year is a chance to clear out the old and start fresh, along with making life easier for your students. Here are the 7 things to do to start the school year: Create a folder for the current school year (20-21) I always create a folder for the current school year, and…
Though YouTube remains the premier video site on the web, you probably don’t think much about customizing it. But whether you’re a casual user or watch online videos every day, there are all sorts of ways to tweak YouTube. A major category of these are special YouTube URLs. Let’s look at some YouTube URL…