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https://goo.gl/DvmcdJ

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Where will we find the links from this presentation?

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Where will we find the links from this presentation?

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Hopefully something they will add soon. In the mean time, save as Powerpoint and then in Powerpoint export to Video. You can also screen capture with something like Screencastify. This is great if you want to record and then add voice over too.

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Is there an easy process to video format GSlides? @EdneyLib

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Might be fun for staff mtg/PD too! 😄

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Yes, there is a link to this presentation on our last slide and it will also be shared through the ISTE website.

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Yes, there is a link to this presentation on our last slide and it will also be shared through the ISTE website.

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Is there a link for the presentation?

Rachel Studnicka- Minnetonka, MN Elementary Tech Coach
Rachel.studnicka@minnetonkaschools.org
@rstudnicka77

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Create one doc but have each individual student edit it?

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Create one doc but have each individual student edit it?

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Google is collaborative, but sometimes, you want to create something and have individual students edit it. The way we found to do that - create the document. Share with your students as a VIEW ONLY. Students open the document, make a copy, rename, and then share back with you. (You can also create a share folder and students can add their copy to this folder, but then they will be able to see all other student docs too.)

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Librarian seeks collaborative ops w other HS. Let's start a conversation
@EdneyLib

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Using Google Docs etc, students are to have an email correct?  How did your school set up those emails for the students?
Thanks
Denise, St. Joseph school Lockport, Il Tech Director.
dbibly@stjoeschool.com

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You can create a template library for things like newsletters & brochures, so students don't have to spend a lot of class time with layout but rather focus on content.

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Yes - sites are easy enough for even younger elementary students.  And they love seeing their work on the web!

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Ditto! Love the new Sites. So easy/intuitive to use. This spring we had fourth graders create sites w partners for research. Looked great in presentation mode too!

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I like the new Google Sites for student blogs - super easy way for students to either publish privately, in district, or publicly.

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We use it with K-8.  Students in K-1 have a single class login and name their documents their name.  Starting in 2nd, they each have their own Google account.  We introduce email in 2nd grade.  We use Docs and Slides in K-2.  We have also started using Google Keep with 3rd - 8th in the past couple of months.  Works well for some students.

We help 2nd - 8th graders create folders at the beginning of the year with color coding.  Teachers / Advisors do checks (once every couple of weeks) to ensure students are keeping their drive organized, files named, etc.

Great for differentiation.  Kids pulled out in Student Support, can work on assignments, and all teachers can see progress, make comments, grade, etc.

Create a template library for you teacher and / or student domains.  Then all users can use the templates for consistent looks and required elements already in the template.

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Drenched in rain for days from Cindy!

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Aloha from Honolulu, Hawaii

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We were 120 degrees last week

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Hello from Kilgore, TX @EdneyLib

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Hello from Spring, Texas!

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What are the best tools for early elementary 2nd-3rd grade?

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Casper Wyoming - We use Google Slides and Docs for our early elementary.  Work flow will depend on how you have Google accounts setup for them and if they are 1:1 or shared.

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#lovetolearn