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Read and Write
Session Buddy
Screencastify
Bitmoji
Talk and Comment
Bitly
Cite This for Me
Remote for Slides
Google Classroom
Checkmark
Full Page Screen Capture
Insert Learning
YAB

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Useful for lots of reasons.
You can make an multimedia bulletin board.
-post a note that includes audio

- post a video

-google search

-maps

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Use your phone or camera and start a google hangout.

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There’s a free and easy way to get a document camera. Use a device with a camera that connects to the Internet. Load up Google Hangouts (Google’s video chat service) and start a video chat with the computer you have connected to your projector. Cut a piece of cardboard kind of like a table (two flaps that fold down as the legs) and a hole for the device’s camera to look through (see drawing at right … click on it to see full-size image). Set your document under the cardboard cut-out and the device on the cardboard. The video is sent through a Google Hangout to your projector automatically! (Thanks to Cory Pavicic and Matt Miller)

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Digital poster board used to create cool visuals (shapes, lines, text, images)
To create titles that really pop use word art.
-change background
-add border (and width)
-change font
- you can change size etc...

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5 Google Drawings features you don't know about

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Interactive worksheets in Google Drawings

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Interactive worksheets in Google Drawings

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Tech Bytes - Interactive Worksheet using Google Drawing

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InsertLearning (insertlearning.com)Price: Free (for five lessons) and paid (unlimited use: $40/year)Start with any page on the web and add elements to it, including highlighting, text notes, discussions and questions for students to answer...

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InsertLearning (insertlearning.com)Price: Free (for five lessons) and paid (unlimited use: $40/year)Start with any page on the web and add elements to it, including highlighting, text notes, discussions and questions for students to answer...

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Insert instructional content into any web page

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Sway (sway.com)Price: Free with a Microsoft accountSway lives "somewhere between PowerPoint, Prezi and Adobe Spark," writes Jennifer Gonzalez in "The Teachers' Guide to Tech 2018." Start from scratch or create a template. Add text, images, videos, forms and other content. The design is flexible, and the result is gorgeous. It's pretty easy to create a Sway, and it could be just the change of pace your students are looking for.Classroom uses: presenting research, replacing posters, gathering information visually

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Sway (sway.com)Price: Free with a Microsoft accountSway lives "somewhere between PowerPoint, Prezi and Adobe Spark," writes Jennifer Gonzalez in "The Teachers' Guide to Tech 2018." Start from scratch or create a template. Add text, images, videos, forms and other content. The design is flexible, and the result is gorgeous. It's pretty easy to create a Sway, and it could be just the change of pace your students are looking for.Classroom uses: presenting research, replacing posters, gathering information visually

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Pixlr (pixlr.com)Price: FreeThere's a ton you can do when you use G Suite (Google Apps) and images together. The problem: doing anything with those images. G Suite doesn't offer a really great image editor.That's where Pixlr can come in. It has a few image editing apps on the web that can help the beginner all the way to the expert. Pixlr Editor is a complex image editor -- almost on par with Adobe Photoshop. Pixlr Express is a simple, quick-edit tool. Pixlr O Matic lets users add filters, overlays and more to images.It's all free and it all runs on the web. It's a great companion to any tool you'll use images on.Classroom uses: Editing images to add to documents, slide presentations, websites, videos and more

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Pixlr (pixlr.com)Price: FreeThere's a ton you can do when you use G Suite (Google Apps) and images together. The problem: doing anything with those images. G Suite doesn't offer a really great image editor.That's where Pixlr can come in. It has a few image editing apps on the web that can help the beginner all the way to the expert. Pixlr Editor is a complex image editor -- almost on par with Adobe Photoshop. Pixlr Express is a simple, quick-edit tool. Pixlr O Matic lets users add filters, overlays and more to images.It's all free and it all runs on the web. It's a great companion to any tool you'll use images on.Classroom uses: Editing images to add to documents, slide presentations, websites, videos and more

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Hemingway App (hemingwayapp.com)Price: Free Students write a document. When done, they copy/paste their work into Hemingway App (a site on the web). Hemingway App instantly analyzes their writing and provides suggestions to common errors. When students find and correct errors before their work even hits your desk, everybody wins. Classroom uses: Editing student writing (essays, research reports, websites, scripts, etc.)

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Hemingway App (hemingwayapp.com)Price: Free Students write a document. When done, they copy/paste their work into Hemingway App (a site on the web). Hemingway App instantly analyzes their writing and provides suggestions to common errors. When students find and correct errors before their work even hits your desk, everybody wins. Classroom uses: Editing student writing (essays, research reports, websites, scripts, etc.)

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Quizlet (quizlet.com)Price: Free and paid (teacher account with student progress tracker, multimedia flashcards, etc.: $34.99/year)

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Quizlet (quizlet.com)Price: Free and paid (teacher account with student progress tracker, multimedia flashcards, etc.: $34.99/year)

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Google Keep is a note-taking service developed by Google.

There is no doubt about the utility of the apps and tools that Google presents. It has something in store for everyone or rather I should say every tool by Google can benefit everyone. Google Keep is one tool that has been discussed lately so when we explored the tool we were amazed as it offers some amazing features that can help educators in multiple ways personally and professionally. The pointers below will help educators use this tool in the possible ways. Find out how:

1. Create Notes & Lists

Ideally Google keep is for this one thing only it's just the varied way you can do the same. The tool allows you to create notes alone or in collaboration with other, share them, sort then by color or add labels to categorize multiple notes (this can be beneficial for educators taking more than one subject at a time). Also because Google keep works in sync with Goggle docs it would help educators in the research work or the content that they create. You can put important ideas - or even individual facts - in separate Keep notes. In a new Google Doc, click Tools > Keep notepad and drag their ideas and facts from Keep into the doc.

2. Create Reminders

There is no need to set reminders in separate calendars. Easily set reminders in the keep along with the information the reminder has been set. Again the collaboration feature can remind the other person as well that you have to work together on something important.

3. Grab Image Text

Use Google Keep on a Mobile device or with the webcam/document camera of your computer to insert images that contain text. Google Keep will read the text in the image and convert it to editable text. Now this is awesome! How easier it is to get any piece of text paper on your screen.

4. Send Feedback

Sending feedbacks is another option with keeps. Because collaboration has always been a priority for all the G suite tools, the option to add feedback comes as a byproduct. Here, in Keep feedback can be in the form of comments, text and audio(works only in the app) and can be supported with images.

5. Features That Improves The Utility For Educators:

- Add collaborators: Be it notes or reminders, you can always add collaborators to share the notes which make it of great use for educators. They can either share these notes with fellow teachers to work on something together or with family to make sure the chores are being done on time.

- Change color: The whole concept of colorful digital notes excites me but the usability is that you can categorize notes on different topics and use different colors for each category. Quick and easy way to pick the one you need.

- Add images: This is one innovative thing in the note taking tools. Google keeps allows you to add image with the notes you make.

- Add drawings: It also allows you to draw. Fun!, no?

- Copy to a Google Doc: we already know that educators and students use Google docs for many purposes, hence the tool is an add on. Notes from Google keeps can be copied on docs easily and this makes work for educators a lot easier. Especially when educators have to create reports and type the same thing again, now you can simply paste from the keep easily.

- Search and filter notes: Apart from adding colors to your notes you can label them and easily search them on the basis of the label assigned.

- Pin notes: Pin notes that you use often for quick access.

6. Take Offline Notes

While Google Keep only works online at keep.google.com, the Google Keep mobile app works great online or off. Also, the app offers some extra features like it allows user to jot down notes, ideas or start on a project without needing connection to internet. Also, audio feedbacks can be given via the app.

7. Save Websites To A Note With One Click

Once added to your Google Chrome web browser, you can click the little lightbulb button in the top right corner of your browser to create a note with a link to that website. Type text in the note and give it a label right from the Chrome extension. Then check it out later.

Also watch the video below to get a feel of the tool:

The only drawback I see is that it can get a little confusing for the user to identify various icons for various features. To help you with the same, make sure you watch these tutorial videos by Richard Byrne that will show you how you can use the tool. All in all, this is one must to have tool for the amazing features and the ease it will add.

Make sure you give this tool a try and share your experience with us in the comment section below.

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Google Keep is a note-taking service developed by Google. There is no doubt about the utility of the apps and tools that Google presents. It has something in store for everyone or rather I should say every tool by Google can benefit everyone.

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Create a fun learning game in minutes – we call these ‘kahoots’. You can make a series of multiple choice questions.The format and number of questions are entirely up to you. Add videos, images and diagrams to your questions to amplify engagement.
WARNING! USE IN SMALL DOSES THE THEME MUSIC GETS OLD FAST :)

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Good for multiple choice and if you do not have 1:1 devices

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Create a quiz in forms, select the correct answer. The quiz will automatically be graded. You can allow students to see their grades for immediate feedback (or choose to email them their results later). You can also embed the correct answers or even embed videos to carry the learning further.

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levels
free

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So much good info
https://sites.google.com/view/shukesandgiff/home/sg01

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Using Google Slides as an eportfolio for student work.  Upload photos, videos and modify the text on each slide to suit your learning needs

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Using Google Slides as an eportfolio for student work.  Upload photos, videos and modify the text on each slide to suit your learning needs