I use Google products pretty much in all aspects of my work with schools. For communication, collaboration, and production.

The technology I use and know how to use is google classroom, canva, educat, and google products. I use it for communication and turning in assignments.

A tool I use for education today is kahoot. I use this as an activity to use in my classes while I'm giving a presentation. This tool can be used to check for understanding of the topic I am going over in my presentation and see what areas I need to go over again.

I use technology for education pretty much everyday. I use google classroom, Educat, google products, and Canva. These tools are used for school, assignments, and communicating.

I use Canva for almost all my lesson plans/presentations and worksheets that go with them. I love how customizable it is and it's very interactive for both the creator and the viewer! It's also relatively easy to use and navigate.

I use Canva, Google products, and Quizlet.

I use Canva to create documents in my classes, internship, and field experiences, such as presentations or flyers. I use Google products in my classes. And Quizlet as a study tool for exams.

I use a lot of google products for organization and writing. I also use google chat for work and school to communicate with people. I do however, prefer to use Word docs for writing papers. Canva is also a tool I use for school presentations and collaborative projects.

I use mostly educat in order to see and complete assignments for classes

I use apps such as snapchat and messages in order to communicate with my classmates and I use my kindle to access my course texts.

I use Canva, Google, and Quizlet regularly to create presentations or learning/study materials. I also use AI occasionally to check my work and make sure I meet all the assignment guidelines.

I use the cam scanner app to create PDFs of of my physical, written homework to turn in online.

I have used Plt4m and Teambuildr as a class assignment tool. This allows me to write workouts for students and specifically assign students different weights or exercises to adapt to what they need. It also has explanation videos and students check off things once they are done so I can see what is finished.

I have also used the app Onform to help students understand mechanics of weightlifting and sprinting. The app allows students to take a video and break it down frame by frame with measurements and angles as well as side by side comparison.

I use the different Google resources for most of my education. I use them to write assignments, make presentations, communicate, etc. In the past I have used Spotify to listen to podcasts in Spanish to practice comprehension and learning new vocabulary.

I also use the Google websites all of the time. I use docs when I write papers, sheets for planning, and slides for presentations. They are great for keeping my own education in order, but also allow for easy collaboration with my peers.

Recently I have been using AI to help with studying and explaining ideas in a more understandable way. ChatGPT has been great for finding information, and diving deeper into the information. My personal favorite is Notebook LM, because I can give it the material i am using and it will create an AI podcast that helps to explain the material!

Some tools I use in education today are Canva, Teacher Pay Teacher, Grammarly, and many Google products.

Canva has great templates for me to access and use to make my slideshows and posters.

Teacher Pay Teacher is a great resource I use to find materials to use in the classroom. I have found games to play and templates for lesson plans. It is super useful and inexpensive. When you buy these items you are also supporting other teachers.

For creating PowerPoint lectures to go over historical content, I have used both Google Slides and Canva in my lectures.

I also have integrated YouTube to show footage from specific historical events (such as the Chicago 1968 DNC or significant speeches) and to even play music from a specific period to aid students in understanding pop culture (Like playing big band music when talking about 1940s).

In classes I have TA'd for, my professor and I have used Discord during our Reacting to the Past games so students can collaborate on channels with one another and create memes related to what we are discussing in class.

I utilize Canva when making presentations for any of my courses. The program offers multiple themes for varying subjects and foundational presentations to build on of. I am not the most tech-savvy with Google or Microsoft slides, so I really appreciate there are already slides that are visually appealing without a ton of labor on my end.

I use mostly google products to create slides for presentations and collaborative work as well as my note taking and almost all of my work for my classes. I also use websites like YouTube for help with productivity as well as finding videos and resources that present information in different and more consumable ways.

The technology tools I use daily or weekly are Google products, educat, Canva, Grammarly, and occasionally Quizlet. I use Google products, Educat, and Canva to create and submit assignments for class. Grammarly helps my spelling when I create assignments for class. I use Quizlet to study for tests, midterms, and exams.