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Equation Editor in Google Presentation

May 9, 2013

In Google Docs there is an equation editor that allows for users to insert math symbols into the document. Unfortunately there is not an equation

Detecting Plagiarism

May 7, 2013

I created a Google document to demonstrate how you can spot some instances of plagiarism in student documents.

Getting Started with Spreadsheets

May 4, 2013

I was asked to take it down about 1000 notches and just answer how to get started with spreadsheets. Why do spreadsheets? It will make

5 things everyone should know about spreadsheets

May 4, 2013

One of the best skills you can learn is how to utilize a spreadsheet. Once you become proficient with this amazing tool, you will be

Using the New Google Forms – A workflow

May 3, 2013

Google Forms has made many updates over the years. This post from 2013 is mostly outdated. Check out some of my other posts on Google

Sharing Google Forms

May 3, 2013

I use Google Forms a lot. They are extremely useful for collecting information and having students submit work. Anything I make that is working for

Opacity in Google Drawing

April 28, 2013

I very much like Google Draw. It has the benefits that I love about Google Docs in general. Using it with students is great because

Have Students Create Infographics Using Google Draw

April 21, 2013

For a presentation I am giving at the JEA/NSPA Spring National High School Journalism Convention April 26th, I needed to figure out how to do

Sharing a Google Drive Folder in 5 easy steps

April 14, 2013

In Google Drive you can create a folder. Whatever permissions you set on the folder, documents in that folder would have the same permissions. I

Creating Side by Side Tables in a Google Doc

April 9, 2013

I try to live in Google Docs and just use work arounds. It is better to be able to collaborate and have all of my

Student Sign in Sheet with Mail Merge

April 6, 2013

Barretr Air Mail Envelope clipart from Clker.com One thing I like to do to start class is to have students fill out

Creating Custom Headers in a Google Doc

April 4, 2013

When creating documents for my school or students I like to use the headers formatting option. Mostly I like to do this so I can

Putting Graphics Near Text on a Google Doc

April 2, 2013

When writing a letter of recommendation I frequently would like to have a graphic next to my text. Images and text placement in Google Docs

Student Video Mash Up with YouTube

April 1, 2013

In a previous post I wrote about how students can upload directly to the teachers YouTube account. Once the student videos are in the class

Reading Logs – Sharing progress with students

March 30, 2013

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Rows Are Too Tall – Spreadsheet Solution

When your content in a spreadsheet cell makes tall rows and it is difficult to read and navigate our sheet, make them shorter.

Free Budget Template

Are we really preparing students to manage money in real life? This post shows you how to teach students to build a budget template or take a free budget template and adapt it to work with Tiller.

A Tiny Classroom on Amazon for $10,000

Do some lesson plan ideas feel like a $10,000 tiny house on Amazon… that lack the actual cost of time and money?

Teacher Tech Should Transform Learning

Teacher Tech is more than just digital tools in the classroom. It’s a mindset shift that centers student learning, creativity, and critical thinking.

SECRET: Hidden Hyperlinking in Quizizz

Quizizz gets even better when you know this secret feature. Hyperlinking in Quizizz is possible… but you have to know the trick!

How Student Choice in Questioning Sparks Deeper Engagement

One of the best ways to get students more involved in their learning is to let them make choices. It’s

HA! unmutED Podcast – Hedreich and Alice

Two educators. One mic. Lots of laughs—and even more real talk.
Join Hedreich Nichols and Alice Keeler on HA! unmutED, a new weekly podcast where we dive into equity, EdTech, and the messy, beautiful reality of teaching today. Live on Mondays. Unfiltered. Always student-centered.

Real-World Skills Matter and April is Financial Literacy Month

Understanding money goes beyond knowing how how to add coins. Lack of financial literacy has long term negative impacts. Help students by incorporating at least one FinLit concept this month.

Paperless Is Not a Pedagogy

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