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Google for Education held their annual The Anywhere School event on June 7, 2022. Listen for a recap and my reactions to the updates.
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Google Workspace has a new font for emojis. Listen to this episode to learn why Noto Emoji are better than conventional emoji in Google Docs and Slides for students.
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Google Docs recent Smart Canvas updates are turning this word processing app into an interactive digital experience. Listen to learn more about Emoji Reactions and Dropdowns, and how they can help amplify student voice.
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What happens when a Google Classroom expert dives into Canvas LMS? Listen to learn about Canvas’s positives and negatives, and how it compares to Classroom.
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It’s February so let’s get our mind off winter with some fonts fun! We’re talking all things fonts and Google Workspace.
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Are the Google for Education Certified Educator Level 1 and Level 2 exams too easy? The exams are now 35 multiple choice questions each with no scenarios or separate testing accounts.
This episode shares what you need to know about the exams and whether or not they are too easy.
Inspired by Steve Martin on SNL, here are twelve wishes I have for Google Workspace and Google improvements.
BONUS Wish: An improved rich text editor in Google Classroom and rich text editors for Google My Maps and Jamboard sticky notes.
What do you think? Are these worth wishing for? What are your Google wishes? Please let me know by commenting below or tweeting me, @TomEMullaney.
My eight favorite Google updates in 2021. Can you believe these did not exist at the start of this year?
8. Google Sites Custom Themes
7. Use Google Maps in Google Calendar
6. Annotate Images in the Chrome OS Image Editor
5. YouTube Previews in Google Classroom Search
4. Checklists in Google Docs and Sheets
3. Google Expeditions is now web-based in Google Arts & Culture
2. Use Your Webcam in Jamboard on the Web
1. Google Docs Smart Chips
What do you think? What did I miss? Please let me know by commenting below or tweeting me, @TomEMullaney.
Two of the best edtech tools are invading each other's turf. This episode breaks down how teachers will use updates to edpuzzle and Screencastify.
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Use recent updates to make Google Docs that engage students. Links from the episode:
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