A Deep Dive Into Google Classroom - video tutorial/overview

A Deep Dive into Google Classroom video

For those of you interested in Google Classroom, and would like a video overview, here is a good one for you to try from The Gooru.

 

Google Docs Offline Editing

HOW TO ENABLE OFFLINE EDITING

If you and your class are using Google Docs on a regular basis on a Mac or Chromebook, you should consider enabling the offline editing feature.  This will allow you and your students the ability to create and edit Google Docs, Sheets, Presentations (Slides), and Drawings without an internet connection.

*To edit Google Docs and Sheets offline on your mobile device, you must have the Google Docs and Sheets apps installed. All other files can be viewed using the Google Drive app.

Including iMovie video in a Google Slides presentation without resorting to Youtube.

My students were working on Google Slides presentations and wanted to insert some video they had recorded.  Upon checking they found Google slides only wanted YouTube video links.   Possible, if they already had a YouTube channel to upload the video to, but not what they wanted to do.

I experimented and found a way to include the video without using YouTube.

Here's my work around to include the video without using YouTube

Google Help Files

By Carl Rankin

Over the summer I have been collecting tip sheets and how-to pages on all things Google.  To access the whole folder of PDF files, click here:  Google Help Files or you can click on each one from this list: