GSuite Templates for Your Classroom - GTT063

Google News and Updates New interface for Activity dashboard in Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides AI for Social Good Green hair, don’t care: create emoji that look exactly like you on Gboard Creepy images on Maps—and why they’re actually not that creepy Featured Content G Suite Templates How to brainstorm template ideas Focus on learning goals Choosing the appropriate tool(s) How to Create Templates Docs, Sheets, Slides, Drawings Wishlist: Google Sites Matt’s four reasons he suggests Google Slides for templates: You can set a fixed background It’s great for class collaboration You have TONS of design flexibility You can create master slides for different activities Kasey’s Google Slides Master Class How to Share Templates Create G Suite Templates with This Mind-Blowing Hack Force a Copy File > Make a Copy, Y’all! Resources Hyperdocs Templates Episode 34: Rockin’ Google Slides Templates How to Create Your Own “Apps” with Google Slides (FREE Template) How to Plan a Dynamic Learning Experience (FREE TEMPLATE) Interactive Learning Menus (Choice Boards) with G Suite – FREE Templates Collaborative Magnetic Poetry with Google Drawings (FREE Template) Empower Your Students with The 4 C’s Learning Menu 12 must have templates for teachers and students Google Slides templates for Snapchat games in class 20+ Hyperdocs tips, ideas and templates to use right away 15 FREE Google Drawings graphic organizers — and how to make your own Google Teacher Tribe Mailbag Alan Appleby - I listened to episode 59 about google photos, and tried to put an animation into a slideshow. We'll have kids working on change concept soon, as well as building things. Both of these give us some scope for using the animations as you described. But, while I can embed an animation into slides, it does not 'animate' in present mode or when published to the web. Can you tell me if I'm doing something wrong, or if we just have to leave the present mode to see animations like this? Matt Dill & Stacy Larsen - How do I prevent students from searching on other tabs in their browser for their answers, while taking a quiz on a Google Form on another? Neil Gibbs - Is there a way of having some pages set up to be portrait and some set up to be landscape? I have an E-Book that my students are working on through Google Classroom, the Google docs, I have set up, just seems to allow the document to be either portrait or landscape and not a combination. This is really frustrating as there are tables that work well in Landscape and questions and diagrams which are suited to portrait. On The Blogs Matt - Ditch that lesson planner with Google Slides (by Howie Hua) Kasey - 20 Formative Assessment Tools for Your Classroom Google Certification courses open on November 20th and close at midnight CST on Dec. 4th. Learn more: GetGoogleCertified.com [shortcode-variables slug="signature"] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.