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"When we think differently about the things that we are used to seeing daily, we can create innovative learning opportunities." pg. 25

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Google slides is a simple google extension that allows students and teachers to create a  slide presentation. The good thing about it is students can share it to each other, so everyone can have access to it. I see it as a good tool for group presentations, and note taking.
https://docs.google.com/presentation/u/1/?tgif=d

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The google app that I used was Google Sites. Basically, you create a simple website that you can customize with pictures and styles of your choice. You can create folders in the website that show up as links, and then put information in those links. I would use it to provide notes for my students who are absent. https://sites.google.com/

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An Chrome extension that I am a fan of it a Bookmarks Manager that allows you to just go in and see all your bookmarks in a larger, more spaced out way which can let you then organize them, put them in folders, or even delete ones you no longer need. You can get it from the Chrome Web Store here.

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I like Using Google spreadsheets to take attendance in my classroom or to make spread sheets or charts to help with organization and maintaining schedules.

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Google Sheets and Google Docs to collaborate with other teachers on ideas or lesson plans or schedules.

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Google Keep is a post-it-note like board that allows you to make notes (which can include images, drawings, links, lists, etc.) that can be shared with others. Others can manipulate those notes if you choose.
https://keep.google.com/#home

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I chose Google classroom. You can create a page for each of your classes and upload handouts and homework. This is similar to Blackboard and it is free for any school.
https://classroom.google.com/u/0/h

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I tried to find an extension that I had never heard of before. I ended up finding Google Keep. It is an online notepad that automatically uploads to you Drive. You are also able to set reminders for notes so you can get reminders. There is even a share feature that allows you to share your notes with other google users through the Drive similar to Google Docs or Google Slides.

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I used Google Photos. With this it recognizes a persons face and makes and album based on that. Then there is a share button and you can easily share pictures with parents of their children.

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I simply just shared Google Slides. This Google app allows students to collaborate on a project all at the same time and possibly at different times. It will also house all of the slides online and keep them in an easy-to-access place.

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I shared Google Classroom. It is an online learning management system that is similar to Blackboard. It allows you to see what classes you are in, turn in assignments, and send messages. All of this also applies to teachers and that side of education as well. One of the nice things about Google Classroom is that it works seamlessly with the rest of the Google products, so you can, for example, turn in an assignment directly as something from Google Drive, you don't have to download it and then turn it in.

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I shared Google Hangouts. This extension allows you to video chat, message, or call someone. This is beneficial in the classroom because you can use it to have meetings or have a virtual field trip with your students. This app is very similar to Skype and FaceTime. https://hangouts.google.com/

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I use Adblock. It stops all advertisments from appearing on your screen. This is helpful when watching videos or looking on the web. It will stop any adds from appearing that’s can be distracting. Once it is installed you don’t need to touch it again.
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/adblock/gighmmpiobklfepjocnamgkkbiglidom?hl=en-US

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I used screenshot webpages which helps me screenshot material that I find interesting on webpages and I can easily share the information with others and also crop the image and add quick editing.

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I shared Pocket. This is an organizational tool used to save articles, videos,  webpages, etc. This can be shared with multiple devices online and offline.
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/pocket/mjcnijlhddpbdemagnpefmlkjdagkogk?hl=en

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I started using Google Calendars a little while ago; it is an organizational tool to see when your meetings, practices, and other happenings are, all color-coded and organized!

Here's the link:
https://calendar.google.com/calendar/render?pli=1#main_7

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I shared Google Keep. It is a place to keep any sort of notes or reminders as well as save websites or links and keep them organized in different folders where they are easy to share and access. Here's the link: https://keep.google.com/u/0/

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I often use Google Photos and Google Drive. Both of these extensions allow me to save either pictures or documents of different sorts off of one device to one Google account, and by accessing that same Google account on another device, I can access my documents or photos, as well as upload others from another device, while putting them into chronological order.
https://photos.google.com/
https://www.google.com/drive/

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I shared Google Slides. It is an awesome Google app that students can collaborate together on the same document when they work in groups. It is also on-line so the students do not have to download the whole Microsoft Word package, which can be expensive and not accessible for all students. https://www.google.com/slides/about/

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The Google extension I use daily is Google Photos so I can save all my photos to a source that is not my phone to save space and have a way to access them from locations that aren't my phone

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I chose Google Classroom for my app. I t is a great tool as a teacher to use in the classroom, especially if your students collaborate using Google Docs, slides, sheets, ect. This app allows teachers to share documents with their entire class, and also allows students to share their documents with the teacher.
https://edu.google.com/k-12-solutions/classroom/?modal_active=none

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I chose to use Google Sheets. This allows you to create a spreadsheet that allows a person to collaborate and organize information easily.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/u/0/?tgif=d

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I used Google Photos. This is a well known tool, but it helps share visuals with students. I would use this a lot with my Elementary students and project pictures up during class

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I used Google maps to help tell about a subject like where animals live and show videos based on that location to your students.

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I used Google Mail Checker - It puts a mail icon to the right of the search bar that tells you how many unread messages you have on your google email account without using an entire tab of space. https://chrome.google.com/webstore/search/mail%20checker?hl=en

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I shared Google Earth. There are so many different uses and features on it and sometimes it is just fun to look at different places.
https://earth.google.com/web/

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I love Google Calendar! You can share your calendar with coworkers or parents and color coordinate events.

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My google app that I shared is called Google Text to Speech.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.tts&hl=en

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Office Editing for Docs, Sheets, and Slides allows you to drop a document that is formatted for microsoft office and it will instantly fix the settings so that it becomes google doc, sheet, or slide compatible.

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/office-editing-for-docs-s/gbkeegbaiigmenfmjfclcdgdpimamgkj

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Google Drive is a great way to have all of your folders and documents in one place! You also have the ability to share different folders. The best part about it is that if your computer decided to be extra and stop working--you have the ability to access your drive on any computer

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Google drive for your cell phone. Through this extension it is easy to transfer pictures and art from my phone to computer.

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I think using Google Docs to share and edits papers with your students is a good way to individualize how each student is progressing through their assignments/paper.

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I shared google plus. Which is a great way to stay connected and share videos, articles, and websites.

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I shared with people how you can send and receive emails by creating a free account.

https://mail.google.com/mail/

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Gooru is a Website sharing shortcut you can use with students. Any site pops up on their device automatically with the push of a button. They can share with you as well. http://www.gooru.org/welcome/

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I found the Chrome Extension "Wunderlist New Tab" which turns any new tabs you open into to-do lists that you can easily add to or subtract from

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I shared Quizlet. Its great for making flashcards and creating practice quizzes.

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I shared a Google extension called "Cite This For Me." This extension cites the material from the page you are on in various formats.

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I use an extension called Equatio. It's very useful for students who don't have graphing calculators, and for teachers who create math worksheets. https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/equatio-math-made-digital/hjngolefdpdnooamgdldlkjgmdcmcjnc

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I shared the seesaw app- a way to connect with the students and share their work with their parents.

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My Google App is Google Earth. It is like Google Maps, but it has additional features that allow you to easily access facts about different places around the world. The map has a cool 3D effect.
Here is the link: https://earth.google.com/web/?authuser=0

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I love to use Google Docs. You're familiar with it, I'm sure, but teachers can use it beyond homework collaboration through interactive discussions/brainstorming sessions with their classrooms.
docs.google.com

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Google Slides is a great way to get students to interact with the creating process and add pictures to their rough drafts (if you're teaching writing, for example). https://www.google.com/slides/about/

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My Google extension is Grammarly. It's great for proofreading emails and writing on other websites. You can turn it on and off and it also comes with a definition/synonym feature. https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/grammarly-for-chrome/kbfnbcaeplbcioakkpcpgfkobkghlhen?hl=en

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I shared with people how they can link their Gmail accounts together to send, receive, and organize their messages from multiple email accounts from one master account.

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This is a google app sort of like FaceTime and skype, you could use it to do a virtual field trip, get in touch with other teachers, or classrooms.