This episode: updates about Cursive, Playspace, and a possible Tour Creator replacement - 360 Schools.

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The Mote Google Chrome extension is a wonderful tool for teachers to add audio to digital content and student feedback. Listen to learn what teachers can do with the free version of this tool.

With the Delta Variant running rampant, might schools find themselves in remote and hybrid learning again?

In this episode, Tom looks at the blog post he wrote at the start of the pandemic to give teachers ideas for a possible return to remote learning. These strategies apply to students with devices both in-person and remote.

Google Expeditions lives - on Google Arts and Culture's website. I tell you everything you need to know to get started. Please see the accompanying blog post at tommullaney.com.

My reaction to updates shared at Flipgrid Live. But first, some Google updates including Expeditions and YouTube video smart chips.

Google for Education's The Anywhere School event is done and we have updates to Google Classroom, Google Workspace, and Google Forms to dive into. 

This week starts with a deep dive into using Google Jamboard in the classroom, continues with one big issue in the otherwise great Immersive Reader, and concludes with the plusses and minuses of checkboxes in Google Docs and Sheets.

Next week - news and reactions to Google for Education's Anywhere School event.

More information about the Google Expeditions situation:

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