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Google Forms Notifications

by admin | Sep 13, 2019 | Forms, Google, Intermediate

Be Notified When Your Form is Filled Out Google Forms has a built in notification when your Form is submitted. 3 Dots Menu If you are a G Suite user, 3 dots should make you excited! On the Responses tab, click on the 3 dots menu. Select, “Get email notifications...

BINGO!

by admin | Aug 24, 2019 | Google, Intermediate, Sheets, templates

Create a Bingo Board with Google Sheets Use Google Sheets to create multiple, different, Bingo boards from your own list. Template alicekeeler.com/bingo As with all Apps Script coding projects you need to wait a minute for the code to load. Look for the...

Checkbox: Check It

by admin | Aug 8, 2019 | Google, Intermediate, Sheets

Google Sheets Checkboxes Checkboxes in Google Sheets has become a spreadsheet staple! Incredibly easy in Google Sheets. Highlight the range you want checkboxes and use the Insert menu to choose “Checkbox.” True or False The checkboxes are the value of the...

Visualize Your Feedback with QuickShare Screenshot

by admin | Jul 8, 2019 | Chrome, Google, Intermediate

Try the QuickShare Screenshot when Leaving Feedback Using Google Apps is a paradigm shift for many reasons. One is the ability to be in the same document at the same time. You ALWAYS have the right version. This really is a game changer. The one “drawback”...

A Reason to Celebrate: Import Questions to Google Forms

by admin | Jul 4, 2019 | Forms, Google, Intermediate

Import from Other Google Forms How awesome is Google Forms. Can’t live without it. And as usual, the Google peeps are always working to add new features to make it even better. Now you can easily grab questions from other Google Forms you have. Choose Which Form...

AUDIO in Google Slides

by admin | Jun 6, 2019 | Google, Intermediate, Slides

Add Audio Files to Your Google Slides A new feature in Google Slides is the ability to add an audio file. No more hacking inserting YouTube videos to get an audio only recording on your Google Slides presentation. When teachers can talk less, students can do more....