My favorite Google tool is Google Slides, not because it is an easy-to-use presentation tool, but because it does so much more than just create presentations. In this episode, I'm going to share with you a little-known secret--how to create drag-and-drop activities with Google Slides.  (Get the full show notes and YouTube tutorial here: http://shakeuplearning.com/27)

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206: Empowering K12 Classrooms with Google Sheets [interview with Sarah Kiefer]

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REPLAY: How to Create Drag and Drop Activities with Google Slides

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