Recently I started a new part time job at http://schoolytics.io I’m super excited about the new job, but this means having multiple Google Calendars to check and make sure I’m in the right place. I have coded a way to automate my Calendar events to auto add myself. See below to grab the script. Google Apps ScriptYou can code Google Docs, Sheets, Slides,… Read More »Automate – Share Calendar Events With Yourself
Assign Students to Respond in the Private Comments When I first started learning from Alice Keeler, I thought it was strange how she always talked about assigning work in the private comments of Google Classroom. If you are an advanced Google Classroom user, you may be thinking “DUH,” but as someone who isn’t naturally fluent in edtech, this wasn’t a… Read More »3 Ways to Begin Using Private Comments in Google Classroom
Free registration requires signing up for a free OTIS account. Register to attend live or to access the recording after the event. Tech Allows Us To Do Things Differently The first time I met Alice Keeler was in San Antonio for ISTE17 and she signed 50 Things To Go Further With Google Classroom. Her inscription said, “To Melody, tech allows… Read More »5 Traits Student-Centered Classrooms Have In Common
For many of us, summer break is here, and for others, it’s right around the corner. How will you spend your time? Whatever you decide to do, make sure it brings you a sense of peace and empowerment.
Google Jamboard is your digital whiteboard that is COLLABORATIVE!
Join Alice Keeler for cleaning up your Google Classroom at the end of the school year.
Check out your version history in your Google Docs and utilize this to keep your Google Drive cleaned up.
If you aren’t familiar with Jamboard, it’s a whiteboard feature that is compatible with Google Classroom. It’s great for remote learning or face-to-face. It’s interactive and collaborative! Once you start using it, it might become your BFF in edtech tools!
Show students they have mastered content by providing certificates when they pass a Google Form quiz.
Allow students to finish filling out their Google Form responses later. Google Forms will save their progress without needing to submit.
It is the end of the year and your Gmail is not ready for summer vacation. Try these 7 steps
Brainstorm and work through ideas with students. Use Clear Frame in Google Jamboard to remove all notes, textboxes, and pen strokes.
When using Google Classroom the default for feedback is suggestion mode in a Google Doc. Switch to Edit mode.
Move files from your school account to another Google Drive account so that you can keep school files
