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Not sure what Quizizz.com has to offer? It's a trivia-style platform that can be used for review games. However, it can also be used to host quizzes. Making it even better, Quizizz now allows for standards-based alignment through the Ohio State Standards as well as Common Core State Standards (CCSS). A brief "silent-tutorial" is provided below to walk you through this new feature.

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TeachingTeachersTech - Standards Tagging in Quizizz

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Gimkit - A New Take on In-Class Review Gaming

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Gimkit - A New Take on In-Class Review Gaming

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By now, a lot of people have heard about some of the more popular review game options for classrooms (Kahoot! and Quizlet Live come to mind). While relatively new to the market, Gimkit brings its own unique take on review gaming. That's probably due to it's unique origin as a student-created and student-run start-up from a project-based high school near Seattle. Like some games, Gimkit provides students with multiple choice questions and students are tasked with getting as many questions right as they can. Rather than using point, Gimkit uses money, but it also has a unique option to allow students to use their money at the "shop" during the game to purchase upgrades such as earning more money per question, more money during streak bonuses, and more. Check out this walkthrough video to see more details on how the game works.

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How to Control Google Slides using Your Phone or Apple Watch

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How to Control Google Slides using Your Phone or Apple Watch

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Have you ever wanted to find a way to control a Google Slides presentation without having to be at your teacher computer?  If you are a teacher using a Mac (and eventually a PC), then Universal Presenter Remote is for you!  UPR works by adding a simple program to you teacher computer, and then downloading the app to your android phone, iPhone, or Apple Watch.  From there, just put in  the "token code" that shows up and control the progression through slides or animations through a simple touch of your device's screen from anywhere in your room!  Check out the video for a step-by-step tutorial.

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Teaching Teachers Tech - How to Control Google Slides with Your Phone or Apple Watch

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Have you ever wanted to find a way to control a Google Slides presentation without having to be at your teacher computer? If you are a teacher using a Mac (and eventually a PC), then Universal Presenter Remote is for you!

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Have you ever wanted to use items from a previous Google Form or Google Forms Quiz?  If you wanted to use most  of the same items, you'd just make a copy of the previous form, eliminate or change some items, and you'd be set.  But what if you want to take a few questions or items from one Form, a couple from another, and so on?  Copying-Pasting would be very tedious, to say the least.

Well, the scenario above is perfect for the Google Forms add-on called formRecycler. Check out this how-to video regarding how to equip the add-on and use it within Google Forms.

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TeachingTeachersTech - How to Use formRecycler for Google Forms

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This video tutorial walks Google Forms users through the steps of using the add-on formRecycler to take items from previous Google Forms (or Google Forms Quizzes) and inserting them into another Google Form. Please subscribe to my channel to receive updates on video tutorials, overviews, and other helpful information for using technology in the classroom.

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Creating a Student Quizlet Account with School-Provided Google Account

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Creating a Student Quizlet Account with School-Provided Google Account

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If you're a teacher that has decided to use Quizlet for material in your classroom, whether through a paid account or a free account, it is most beneficial for students to log-in to Quizlet and join your class. This video is designed to help students do just that. You can either use it for whole-class viewing or for individual student use. Let me know if you have any questions.

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TeachingTeachersTech   Creating a Student Quizlet Account

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This video goes through the simple steps involved with having students use their school-provided G-Suite account to sign up for a Quizlet.com account. In addition, it provides a brief explanation regarding joining classes that have been created by teachers. Please subscribe to my channel to stay up-to-date with all of the tutorials, walkthroughs, overviews, and more regarding classroom technology.

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How to Import Grades from Google Quizzes to ProgressBook (Written out Guide with Screenshots)

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How to Import Grades from Google Quizzes to ProgressBook (Written out Guide with Screenshots)

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Are you more of a "written out" kind of person when it comes to something new? If so, here's a step-by-step tutorial written out for the process of moving grades over from Google Quizzes to ProgressBook. This can be used as a supplement to the how-to video tutorial provided, or vice-versa.

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How to Import Grades from Google Quizzes to ProgressBook

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How to Import Grades from Google Quizzes to ProgressBook

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If you've used Google Forms for its Quiz feature, you might have fallen in love with the beauty of auto-grading (for eligible questions) as well as the easy of grading for written responses. So, how is that process made even better? Answer: by importing those grade marks into PB following a few brief steps! Check out this video tutorial that will walk you though how to make that magic happen!

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TeachingTeachersTech - How to Import Grades from Google Quizzes to ProgressBook

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This brief tutorial walks teachers through how to take grades from Google Quizzes (in Google Forms) and import them into the student management software platform ProgressBook. SUBSCRIBE to my channel to receive updates about other educational technology how-to guides, tutorials, overviews, and various technology ideas that can benefit you and your students.

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Here’s a Padlet...with ideas of how to use Padlet with your students or as a teacher. There are new ideas continuously added, so check beck occasionally to see about updates.

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Ever wondered how those "tech savvy" (sarcasm intended) people record their computer screen and share videos?  Well, Screencastify Lite (https://www.screencastify.com), a Google Chrome extension, is one way to do so.  It's very user friendly, and even allows for the creator to choose whether he/she wants to include a video from his/her webcam in the bottom right corner to help viewers make a personal connection.  Check out the tutorial video below.

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This video is designed to show teachers how the Google Chrome extension Screencastify Lite can be used for desktop recording. This free version of Screencastify provides possibilities of use in the classroom that are only limited by your imagination and creativity.

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CheckMark is a Google Chrome extension that helps by adding quick one-click feedback comments on grammar, spelling, punctuation, and other mechanics. It also has options to provide feedback on writing quality categories such as needing more detail, evidence being needed, or checking citations. CheckMark can be found in the Chrome Web Store (https://chrome.google.com/webstore/search/checkmark).  A video introduction and walkthrough is provided below.

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A tutorial video for teachers interested in learning how to use CheckMark, which is a Google Chrome extension that allows instructors to give efficient feedback to their students regarding written work in Google Docs.

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Going along with the How-to Guide, this 8-1/2 minute video will guide you through the steps of creating a Google Form that you could use for a variety of reasons.

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In this short tutorial, I go over the basic aspects of creating a Google Form for survey use in a classroom setting.

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Here's a quick written tutorial of how to create a Google Form. Remember, you can use Forms for things other than Google quizzes, including collection of information (book sign-outs?), interest inventory, and even formative assessments of students' own learning.

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Google has thought of it all - including their own note-taking app for the G-Suite. In this video, Matt Miller from "Ditch That Textbook" goes through the many aspects of using Google Keep and how it can be applied to the everyday classroom.

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10 ways Google Keep can streamline your life at school

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You're on the site right now, in fact.  Padlet is an interactive and digital cork-board that allows for collaboration, discussion starters, and a variety of other uses in the classroom.  I put together a video tutorial below. It's a bit lengthier than most others (approx. 15 minutes), but I walk through how to use your Googel account to get access in Padlet as well as how to create some basic elements of a new Padlet and posting on your own interactive cork-board as well.

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In this video, I share some of the basic elements and aspects of creating a Padlet, including starting a new Padlet page, controlling basic settings, and adding different types of media content.

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A written-out version of the same steps as the short video tutorial below regarding Doc to Form

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A short tutorial showing you how to get the Doc to Form add-on and a brief example of how you can take previously used print-and-copy quizzes and make them into usable Google Forms quizzes for use with or without Google Classroom.

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Doc to Form is a great add-on you can use in Google Docs to take documents you already have, such as quizzes, and turn them into usable Google Forms files.

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Short overview that previews basic functions of GC