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Check out Kaizena. You can add verbal comments, links, etc. to papers submitted in Google Docs.

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Giving Students Feedback With Kaizena (Voice Comments) Tutorial

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Use your voice to give students feedback about their papers in Google Docs. I've only played with this a little bit so far, but I'm really excited to be able to use Kaizena to give my students feedback this year. Being able to add links to resources and reuse those links for other students is so helpful.

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Syllabus Acknowledgement and Parent Contact Form

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Syllabus Acknowledgement and Parent Contact Form

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https://docs.google.com/a/ocps.net/forms/d/1Ohd-Ges9oYmlRjO1ZD2xKX-32FyJ3spslCmKz4lY54E/edit?usp=sharing

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tinyurl.com/formativepd

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I found this brief intro video to google classroom (she talks fast)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uVJHM5V7l2M

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Great post on how to integrate tech in an English class using some of the tools we've been discussing. Includes examples. http://flippingwithkirch.blogspot.com/2016/05/guest-post.html

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This one wasn't on the scavenger hunt. Check out the short video to see how it works. http://versoapp.com/verso-learning-app/

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If you want to add a syllabus or other handouts to your Classroom for students to retrieve, here are the step-by-step instructions: https://support.google.com/edu/classroom/answer/6076302?hl=en

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Before you begin thinking about lesson plans, check out the new (and improved?) curriculum guides and resources:

http://ims.ocps.net/curriculum/sec_ela/Pages/default.aspx

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https://docs.google.com/a/ocps.net/document/d/1dxWq1SabEFrQMODNLzRzQHk342GtEAESUZPKHNXFb5I/edit?usp=sharing

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You can save any document on your computer directly to your Google drive using the steps below. That way you don't have to save it to your desktop/h:drive and then move it to your Google Drive.

On the document, click 'File' then select 'Print'
Click on 'Change Printers'
Select 'Save to Google Drive'
Done.

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"Snipping Tool" on Windows page... helps edit shape/size of copied images (instead of having to crop after print screen/paste).

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The creative genius also known as Nikki Nash