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Google News and Updates New Gmail compose formatting and download options Allow Google Calendar users to book Microsoft Exchange resources Around the world and back with Google for Education What’s new in Scratch 3.0, a programming language designed for kids Featured Content Matt and Kasey share ideas, sites, and tools other than those made by Google that plays nicely with Google for an enhanced teaching and learning experience. Padlet and Sites - gather feedback through an embedded Padlet wall, post, and share work, e-portfolios, add other media to Padlet wall to demonstrate learning without having to separately add pages, etc., Use as an embedded class blog, not perfect, but easier than using Sites alone. Wakelet and Drawings -- Create images in Drawings, add to a Wakelet collection with links, text, videos, etc. to share and for collaboration. Flipgrid and Slides/Sites/Docs - reflection, explain their answers, set goals and revisit, reflect on writing, book talk to go with their book report, reading responses explained. Adobe Spark and Slides/Sites -- Create images (Post), single-page web pages (Pages) and videos (Video) and embed/insert into Slides or Sites. Canva and Sites/Slides/Forms- (Just received a major update!) Create images for your projects and creations, restaurant menus into learning menus, blog post images, flyers, brochures, headers for your forms and sites, greeting cards. Screencastify and Maps -- Find a place in Google Maps and use Street View to view it, then record it as a virtual walking tour in Screencastify Resources 15 Collaborative Tools for Your Classroom That Are NOT Google 12 curation ideas for students and teachers with Wakelet Catch the Flipgrid fever! 15+ ways to use Flipgrid in your class 13 ways to create unforgettable multimedia with Adobe Spark 5 ways to use Adobe Spark Post with your classroom 5 ways to use Adobe Spark Video with your classroom Google Maps walking tours with Street View and Screencastify Google Teacher Tribe Mailbag Mike Mohammad (Wisconsin) -- Make a classroom calendar. On one side of Slide, what we’re doing that day, another side: that week. Daily part changes, weekly part stays the same. New week: new slide. Better than a paper handout bc can publish and embed in a Google Site or Canvas LMS. Can link anything on schedule directly (turn in assignment, instructions, comments). bit.ly/moschedule Kyle Anderson (Nevada) -- Keep and Forms in IEP process. A student with upcoming IEP: things have to do in Google Keep (date, send notices for parents, steps in writing it). Can use reminder function to set up in Calendar to notify when he has to complete steps. Forms: gather info for the process, send out a form to parent for details, to teachers to gather info on student, accommodations, to the student on info that will help them out best. On The Blogs Matt - 25 FREE Google Drawings graphic organizers (and how you can make your own) Kasey - 15 Google Classroom Tips for Teacher BY TEACHERS! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.