Intermediate Archives - Teacher Tech

Adding PhET Sims to Google Classroom

by admin | Oct 15, 2018 | Classroom, Google, Intermediate

Bring Digital Simulations Into Your Classroom PhET from the University of Colorado Boulder provides digital simulations for math and science concepts. No registration is required, you can easily push out these simulations to your students via Google Classroom....

Find Class Comments in Google Classroom

by admin | Oct 8, 2018 | Classroom, Google, Intermediate

Class Comments in Google Classroom An update to Google Classroom now makes it easier for you to access the class comments. While you still can not see the comments until you click on them, the process is significantly easier. Class comments build community, an...

Google Classroom: Schedule Assignments

by admin | Sep 28, 2018 | Classroom, Google, Intermediate

Schedule Assignments in Google Classroom Plan out assignments in advance and schedule them to post when you’re ready. Tiny Triangle G Suite users should get excited about 3 dots and tiny triangles! Tiny triangles are all over the place, don’t wonder…...

Google Classroom: Find the Google Drive Folder

by admin | Sep 20, 2018 | Classroom, Drive, Google, Intermediate

Google Drive Folder in Google Classroom Google Classroom is Google Drive management. When you log into Google Classroom for the first time a folder is created in your Google Drive called “Classroom.” Within that folder is a folder created per class. Class...

Create a Google Doc – Shift T

by admin | Sep 11, 2018 | Docs, Drive, Google, Intermediate, Keyboard Shortcuts

Create a Google Doc in Google Drive A shortcut for creating a Google Doc is to use Shift T in Google Drive. Google Drive Start with drive.google.com or use the apps switcher (3 dot grid waffle) to choose Drive. Compose Button Instead of using the Compose button to...

Have CONTROL Over Your Links – Hold Down the Control Key

by admin | Sep 5, 2018 | Classroom, Google, Intermediate, Keyboard Shortcuts

Hold Down the Control Key It is helpful to get in the habit of holding down the Control key (Command on a Mac) when clicking on links. This forces the link to open in a new tab so you do not lose the page you are on. Google Search When you Google Search something...