- Follow the journey of 13 Latino Trailblazers
- Make the Palace of Versailles yours on Google Arts & Culture
- Keeping privacy and security simple, for you
- To stay secure online, Password Checkup has your back
- Google Sites for workshops
- Links to EVERYTHING -- presentations, notes, activities, additional resources
- For multiple days, organize pages by day
- Embed slides, docs, etc. to make it easier to access and view
- Link to outside resources in the menu
- Links to all activities
- One-stop shop
- Give them ONE LINK that includes everything!
- Published Google Slides
- Collaborative notes with Google Docs (or Slides)
- Using Google Classroom tips
- Not recommended for anything less than a day with a mixed group from different schools--unless it’s your main topic.
- Coaches/Trainers: keep a class going all year with your teachers
- Blended book studies
- Blended PD with Google Classroom episode coming next week on The Shake Up Learning Show
- FREE Google Certified Trainer resources
- Shared Google Slides to share ideas. (Change the slide master for different types) (Here’s a post on how to do this with students that you can adjust for PD)
- Invite people with Google Hangouts
- Google Slides live closed captions
- Melissa Burns, 4th grade, Clinton SC -- Wants to do a digital interactive notebook with Google Slides. How to add additional slides after assigning the initial notebook?
- Michele Koper (Wisconsin) -- I love listening to your podcast every week. I've gotten so many ideas that I've been able to share with staff. After listening to your PD tips (which I completely agree with- especially the problem-solution topic), I just couldn't resist emailing about the meatloaf comparison. Instead of meatloaf, I like to think of it as a smoothie that I'm able to throw some greens into. Thought I'd just pass along a more appetizing visual :)
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