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Are You Tweeting Yet? Don't Know Who to Follow?

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Are You Tweeting Yet? Don't Know Who to Follow?

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Follow Eric Curts @ericcurts on Twitter and check out his blog for lots of 2019 tech info.

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Although we won't be able to be face-to-face in person this year, it will still be great to connect virtually with people across the world, and to see old friends, make new friends, share some ideas, and learn so many new things from others.

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New features:

--New work now posts to the top of the Classwork page.
--Teachers can now filter the Classwork page by topic.

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Click Links Here
Best Practices for Team Drives
Get Started with Team Drive

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Quick Launch Summary

Inserting a table of contents into a page makes the navigation of text-focused content like FAQs, documentation, or wikis easy.

Editors can insert a table of contents into a page with a simple click - headings and subheadings will automatically update as content is added to the page. A table of contents also helps guide editors to organize their content in a structure that is easier for readers to understand. Site viewers can quickly navigate through sections of a page by clicking the desired heading and automatically jumping to that section within the same window.

As editors add or edit the content and structure of a page, the table of contents will update automatically, making maintenance easy. By default, the table of contents will indent based on the hierarchy structure of headings, however, editors have the option to change the table of contents styling and remove indents. To remove indents, simply click on your table of contents and select Flatten. To re-indent, select Indent.

To add a Table of Contents to a page, at the right, click Insert > Table of Contents.

Availability

Rollout details

Available to G Suite Editions.

On/off by default?
This feature will be ON by default.
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Insert a Table of Contents in Google Sites

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Inserting a table of contents into a page makes the navigation of text-focused content like FAQs, documentation, or wikis easy. Editors can insert a table of contents into a page with a simple click - headings and subheadings will automatically update as content is added to the page.

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TwistedWave is a browser-based audio editor. You only need a web browser to access it, and you can use it to record or edit any audio file.

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Best African American History Apps and Websites | Common Sense Education

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Tech to show the central role of African Americans in U.S. history and culture. Explore this Best African American History Apps and Websites Top Picks list of 17 tools curated by Common Sense Education editors to find relevant and engaging edtech solutions for your classroom.

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The Google Docs Add-On that allows you to add voice comments and tracks student engagement with your comments in Google Docs

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Anyone who has ever spent a Sunday afternoon grading essay after essay has at some point wondered, "did anyone listen when I explained homophones?" This usually happened to me around the 27th essay of the day. It's at about that point that it's a fair question to ask, "is my feedback effective?" That's the question that the folks at JoeZoo are trying to help teachers answer.

JoeZoo is a free Google Docs Add-on that teachers can use to add voice and text comments to a students' paper. But that alone is not what makes it great. What makes JoeZoo stand out from the crowd is the built-in student engagement tracking capability. JoeZoo will let you see which text comments your students read, which voice comments they listened to, and how long they engaged with those comments! Check out the animated GIF below to see how you can track your students' engagement with the comments that you add to their Google Docs.

As you probably gleaned from the previous paragraph, you can use JoeZoo to add voice comments to your students' Google Docs. You can mix voice comments with text comments through a document. And to help you save time, JoeZoo has a comment bank that comes pre-loaded with 93 of the most commonly used comments created by teachers. You can edit those pre-loaded comments or use them as written. If you need something other than one of the 93 pre-loaded comments, you can create your own canned comments to add to your students' documents.

When it is time for students to look at the feedback you have given to them, JoeZoo has a couple of helpful features not found in other free commenting systems. First, all comments are color coded according to comment type. That can make it easier for students to quickly identify all comments related to a particular skill. Second, there is an accessibility feature not found in other commenting systems. That feature is text-to-speech. Not only can students listen to voice comments that you have added to their documents, they can have any of your written comments read aloud too.

So rather than wondering if your students are engaging with the feedback you give them in Google Docs, use JoeZoo and know for sure if they are engaging with your feedback. I can't promise that using JoeZoo will make grading one hundred essays more fun, but using it will make your feedback process more efficient. Try it today, it's free!

Disclosure: JoeZoo is an advertiser on this blog.

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Is Your Feedback Really Effective? - This Google Docs Add-on Will Tell You

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Anyone who has ever spent a Sunday afternoon grading essay after essay has at some point wondered, "did anyone listen when I explained homophones?" This usually happened to me around the 27th essay of the day. It's at about that point that it's a fair question to ask, "is my feedback effective?"

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Create a Google Slides Presentation Out of a Drive Folder of Images.

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Create a Google Slides Presentation Out of a Drive Folder of Images.

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Drive Slides Instructions

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Request the following extensions through         Julie Leach

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Request the following extensions through         Julie Leach

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Stay Focused

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Create Comic Strips in Google Slides to Tell Your Story

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Create Comic Strips in Google Slides to Tell Your Story

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How to Create Comic Strips in Google Slides

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Is Technology Helping You to Use Bloom's Taxonomy verbs

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Is Technology Helping You to Use Bloom's Taxonomy verbs