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Create a copy in your drive of the document and then share it to your school account. Once you have shared it, change the permission (from within your personal account) to owner

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Comment faire pour copier (ou transférer) mes documents de Drive perso à mon Drive de ISB? Merci, Caroline

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Comment écrire en caractères grecs sur le clavier ? (Cours de grec ancien, avec accents et esprits.) Merci. Victorien

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Epson BrightLink Projectors | How to Use the Interactive Pens

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Double click to post a question and I (or another colleague) will post

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Educational Technology and Mobile Learning

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January 7, 2016
We know a lot of our readers here in EdTech and mLearning use Chromebooks in their teaching and that's why we have created a section dedicated entirely to everything related to the use of Chromebooks in education from video tutorials to tips and tricks on how to make the best of your Chromebook in class. Over the last weekend, we spent sometime going through our archive and decided to pull out these resources for you. These are basically Chrome apps we have reviewed in the past and we arranged them in different categories so you find it easy to find and access apps you might need to use in your instruction.

We have also published this interesting chart featuring important guidelines to help you effectively operate your Chromebook.

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A Good Chart Featuring Over 50 Educational Chromebook Apps for Teachers

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January 7, 2016 We know a lot of our readers here in EdTech and mLearning use Chromebooks in their teaching and that's why we have created a section dedicated entirely to everything related to the use of Chromebooks in education from video tutorials to tips and tricks on how to make the best of your Chromebook in class.

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3 Handy Google Classroom Guides for Teachers

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3 Handy Google Classroom Guides for Teachers

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September 7, 2017
In yesterday's post we covered some excellent video tutorials that can help you learn more about how to use Google Classroom in your teaching. Today we are sharing with you these three guides from the same source which is Google for Education. These are step by step visual guides that cover a number of tips, guidelines, and activities on how to make the best of Classroom in your own instruction. The guides are available for free download from Google for Education Training Centre, you will find them under the title ' Handy Guides '. Here is a short overview of what each guide has to offer you:

1- Getting started with Google Drive
This visual guide will help you learn how to set up a class and add students in Classroom. More specifically, you will get to know how to: set up a class, add students by email or code, create an assignment, add materials and assignments, add grades, and how to share feedback with students.

2- Google Classroom Tips
This is a one-page PDF featuring some handy tips on how to use Classroom in education. These are tips provided by educators who have tried Classroom themselves. Tips are arranged into four main categories: Set up your Classroom, Stay Organized, Create Assignments, and Connect with Parents and Peers

3- Teacher-led Group Study Guide
This guide helps you learn how to use Google Classroom for collaborative group work. It lays out a detailed step by step process on how to go about using Classroom with your colleagues to create study groups and group discussions.

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3 Handy Google Classroom Guides for Teachers

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The First Day of Google Classroom! Set up your school year for success!

Wow! Google Classroom just keeps getting better and better! Over the last few weeks, Google has released some amazing updates and resources to help teachers and students improve their Google Classroom skills and use.

One resource that I want to share with you is called First Day of Classroom, and it can be found in the Google for Education Teacher Center. These are FREE resources from Google. Check out the tutorials, downloadable guides, tips, tricks, and more!

#FirstDayofClassroom - FREE Training and Resources from Google

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Here you will find a multitude of free resources to help teachers get started with Google Classroom, including:

The Basics:

New to Google Classroom? Start with the basics and these quick and easy, step-by-step tutorial videos to help you set up Google Classroom for the school year. Below are two of the tutorial videos covering the basics of Google Classroom.

How to Create a New Class in Google Classroom
How to Create an Assignment in Google Classroom
The Teacher's Lounge

The Teacher Lounge area which is loaded with Google Classroom tips, tricks, and videos from the experts like managing assignments, keeping organized, reusing a syllabus and more. Below is a playlist of the Teacher's Lounge tutorials videos:

Updates to Google Classroom (Fall 2018)

Google Classroom Tutorial Playlist

You can get all of these videos tutorials (and more) in my Google Classroom YouTube Playlist!

Learn all about the new updates to Google Classroom and take your skills to the next level. This course will give you everything you need to get started using Google Classroom and best practices to help you make the most of this tool.

Perfect for beginner to intermediate skill levels! Consider this your video guide to Google Classroom!
Click here to learn more and to ENROLL TODAY!
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First Day of Google Classroom: Tips, Tricks, Resources #FirstDayofClassroom

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Wow! Google Classroom just keeps getting better and better! Over the last few weeks, Google has released some amazing updates and resources to help teachers and students improve their Google Classroom skills and use. One resource that I want to share with you is called First Day of Classroom , and it can be found in the Google for Education Teacher Center.

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Install and manage apps - Chrome Web Store Help

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You can install apps from the Chrome Web Store. Once you've installed them, you can keep track of what you've installed and remove an app if you want to. Note: Some apps in the Chrome Web Store

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Official Google Drive Help Center where you can find tips and tutorials on using Google Drive and other answers to frequently asked questions.

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Educator Resources & Technology Training - Google for Education

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Discover numerous educator resources including technology training for teachers, courses, certifications and professional development for educators.

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Bonjour Fred!  How can I unzip a document?
Thank you!
Caroline