Google Classroom: Archiving and Reusing Posts
In this week's #TechTipTuesday we talk about archiving Google Classrooms to close out the school year and how to reuse old posts in a new Google Classroom.
Verbal Feedback in Google Docs: Mote
Feedback is an important teaching tool as we strive to have our students perform to the highest possible potential! Google Docs has been huge in developing the collaborative...
Search Google From a Right-Click
In today's #TechTipTuesday we look at a quick way to find out more information about a word or term as you are reading through an article on the...
Creating QR From Chrome Browser
Exciting feature in the latest update of Google Chrome browser. In this week's #TechTipTuesday, we learn about making a QR Code directly from the chrome browser.
Using Digital Portfolios Effectively With Your Teachers To Showcase Student Innovation
In this episode of “Ask the Tech Coach,” Jeff welcomes Damian Matheson, the Director of Partner Development and Digital Portfolio Coach at Spaces.edu. Together, we discuss how teachers and...
Working With Your Google Drive
In the last post, we examined several tips and shortcuts to save you time and keep you organized as you use Google Drive for your own productivity. Now...
Padlet vs. Keep vs. Wakelet: Great EdTech Debate
Which one is your favorite? Listen to the great debate HERE.
How Can Tech Coaches Support Google Educator Groups?
In this episode of “Ask the Tech Coach,” Jeff and Susan host the GEG Group from New England. We discuss what’s new and a hot topic for this...
10 Ways to Catch The Wakelet Wave
Gathering and keeping organized with our resources can be cumbersome, whether we refer to physical media like files, pictures, etc. or digital media like documents, images, etc.. The...
Adding Symbols To Google Folder Names
In this week's Tech Tip, we learn about using symbols in folder names on Google Drive. Using symbols brings your widely used folders to the top of the...
