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Discussion: Where is your school on the ICT transition continuum? | |
Wazza’s G Suite Quickstarts | |
How-to guides and ideas from various workshops…. |
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Google Classroom | |
Google Classroom Quickstart Guide Create a class, post class announcements, and set and grade assignments. |
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Google Drive | |
Getting started with Google Drive (pdf) Create a free Google account and setup new folders in your Google Drive space. |
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G Suite | |
Google Docs Quickstart (pdf) An introductory ‘getting started’ guide for teachers who are new to the Documents component of Google Apps. (See also – Sharing Google Docs in the section below) |
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Google Sheets Quickstart (pdf) An introductory ‘getting started’ guide for teachers who are new to the Spreadsheet component of Google Apps. |
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Google Slides Quickstart (pdf) An introductory ‘getting started’ guide for teachers who are new to the Presentation component of Google Apps. |
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Google Drawing Quickstart (pdf) An introductory ‘getting started’ guide for teachers who are new to the Drawing component of Google Apps. |
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Google Forms Quickstart (pdf) An introductory ‘getting started’ guide for teachers who are new to the Forms component of Google Apps. |
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Create a self-grading Quiz An introduction to creating a self-grading quiz using Google Forms. |
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Sharing Google Photos Upload your photos to Google Photos, create an Album, then share that album with a link. |
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Using G Suite in the Classroom and Staffroom | |
Sharing Google Docs with others (pdf) An introductory guide to sharing your Google documents with others, for either viewing or editing. |
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Organising your Shared with me folder You can ‘move’ documents that have been shared with you into any other Drive folder. |
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Word Clouds in Google Docs Install a free add-on to create word clouds directly within Google Docs. |
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Recording, Graphing, Presenting Classroom activities with Google Apps – record information in a Google spreadsheet, graph the information, and publish the results in a report. |
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Google Search – Filter results by reading levels Google can filter sites into three reading levels: Basic, Intermediate and Advanced, based on the vocabulary and sentence structure of the site. |
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Other Stuff… | |
Ubuntu – Getting started Find you way around the Ubuntu operating system. |
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