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Google News and Updates Copy formatting to multiple objects in Google Slides Celebrating the next generation of game makers on the Google Play Store Blind veterans kayak the Grand Canyon, with Street View along for the ride Hour of Code - FREE webinar from Google and Tynker Featured Content Mike Mohammed has been teaching high school science for 17 years. He has been teaching at Brookfield High School for the last 14 of those. Mike attended UW Madison where he received his degree in Secondary Education in Broadfield Science and Biology with additional certifications in chemistry and physics. In his time at Brookfield Central, Mike has taught Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and General Science. He is currently teaching Physics and AP Physics. His interests in education focus on putting students at the center of their own learning experience. He lives in Brown Deer, WI with his wife. Google Certifications: Google Certified Educator Level 1, Google Certified Educator Level 2 Google “Spark”: When I first learned of Google Docs and Google Drive it was amazing that student documents could be accessed across multiple devices without the need for a floppy disk or thumb drive to bring to the computer lab. This was especially key when I got a class set of iPads. This may have been the gateway, but it was still just word processing.  The major sparks were realizing the options for varied expression, ability to use Doctopus to distribute templates to the learner and provide digital feedback via comments. Connect with Mike: Twitter: @mo_physics Website: http://mophysicsmoproblems.blogspot.com/ Resources Favorite Google Tips and Tricks: Using Speaker Notes in Google Slides to make quick comments http://mophysicsmoproblems.blogspot.com/2018/11/110-lab-reports-in-queue.html Pear Deck for Quizzes https://alicekeeler.com/2018/08/06/ditch-quiz-pear-deck-mo_physics/ Mike's Google Infused Lesson Plan Google Teacher Tribe Mailbag Dave Ghidiu - More Google Slides idea Agustin Vieyra (Long Beach Ca) - a way for my students to record and share their mathematical discourse Shannan Lewellen (Las Vegas, NV) -  I wanted to share how I recently used a google add-on in my Science classroom. On The Blogs Matt - 101 Google lesson ideas in a FREE ebook! Kasey - How to Become a Google Certified Trainer (FREE eBook Download) Google Certification courses open on November 20th and close at midnight CST on Dec. 4th. Learn more: GetGoogleCertified.com [shortcode-variables slug="signature"]

Google News and Updates Bringing online safety education programs to UK schools Providing more comprehensive results to your questions in Search Capture more of your favorite moments with Google Clips Google.org and StoryWeaver feed a hunger for reading Featured Content The Guide to Keeping Up with Google Part 1 – The #Google Hashtag Dictionary Part 2 – Twitter Part 3 – Who & What to Follow on Google+ Part 4 – Google+ Communities Google Educator Groups Part 5: Blogs Keeping Up with Google: The One Blog to Rule Them All! The Keyword Blog G Suite Updates Blog @GSuiteEDUHelp Twitter account Google for Education EDU in 90 YouTube channel Google for Education Facebook page Google Teacher Tribe Mailbag Kathleen Mathis (Annandale, Virginia) shared, I wanted to offer two ideas that tie in to your bell ringer tips in Episode 43. Now that my school is 1:1, I have my students do warm-ups in an interactive journal using Google Slides. It used to take me forever to grade their paper journals and I always dreaded it...until this year. I now collect the online "journals" once a quarter and I use the Doctopus add-on with a Goobric to grade them. This has saved me a lot of time AND increased how much feedback I'm able to give them. Win win! Also, I've used their bell-ringer/warm-up journals to review vocabulary words. I randomly assigned students a vocabulary word and asked them to find an image that show the words meaning. Next, students put their slides in presentation mode, then do a gallery walk. As they view each other's work, they write down the vocabulary word they think is being depicted on a sticky note next to each laptop. When students return to their seat, they'll know whether their picture sufficiently showed their assigned word's meaning based on their peer's anonymous feedback. Plus, it gets them up and moving. :) Tyler Osborne from Canada - Quick tips and keyboard shortcuts via Speakpipe Allison Gerken and her students are sharing Booksnaps on Twitter and Seesaw! Library Chrome Extension recommendation from Noah Geisel lets you know if a book is available at the library: This chrome extension lets you know if the book you're about to buy is avail at the local library!!! https://t.co/uRPjSOhF0D h/t @bhwilkoff cc #gttribe #gsuiteedu @StackupScore — Noah Geisel (@SenorG) February 13, 2018 On The Blogs Matt - The 30-Day PIRATE Challenge and Kim Snodgrass’s PIRATE hook lessons on Twitter Kasey - 350+ Google Classroom Tips and Resources [shortcode-variables slug="signature"]

The Tech Educator Podcast is a weekly roundtable discussion about current topics in educational technology.  For more information, please visit  www.techeducatorpodcast.com (http://www.techeducatorpodcast.com/) .  GuestNatalie O'Neil @TeachNV Topics DiscussedGoobric Gmath Doctopus Goobric

This week, Keith and Spenser are joined by a real live (alleged) doctor named Doctor Doctopus. We delve into a little of what makes this strange man tick. Afterwards, while Spenser hides in fear, the Dr. co-hosts the segment, “Prankgiving With All The Fixins,” wherein Keith and the good doctor run down a list of...

A group of GAFE Admins talking shop. This episode's guest is Andrew Stillman. Andrew is the creator of many well known and popular scripts such as Doctopus, FormMule, and Autocrat. We talk to Andrew about his move from the public sector to the for private sector with his new position at Amplified IT.  This month, GoGuardian has sponsored a giveaway. Listen for your chance to win an Acer R 11 Chromebook. Thanks Alex Wagner and GoGuardian for this wonderful prize.

In this episode of The PE Geek Podcast, we interview another stellar PE Superstar, Paul Mcloughlan. Throughout the episode, Paul talks about how he got started with Tech in PE, his favourite apps and resources and various lessons he's learned along the way. I know you're going to enjoy this.Resources shared during the episode includeGoogle Add-ons:Doctopus, Flubaroo AutoGradeMobile apps/web based apps:Kahoot! , PlickersHeart Rate Monitors:Polar H7 / Polar Team AppVideo Analysis Apps:BaM Video DelayUbersenseWearables:FitbitJawboneBluetooth Speakers:Logitech UE Boom

Google Apps For Education is transforming the educational landscape, nowhere is this more true than in urban school districts. This free and very robust suite of tools allows teachers and administrators to personalize large amounts of data in an efficient manner. My guest, Andrew Stillman, has created many of the free tools that are used in conjunction with Google Apps. Currently his work is focused on improving the handling of vast amounts of data in the urban school setting of New York City with New Visions For Public Schools- a non-profit. Google Apps: New model of computing Helps manage large volumes of school data Fundamentally different in cost structure Ability for students to access school community outside of school "Unfortunately there is a disconnect between what is perceived as a need for innovation in education, and I wouldn't trivialize the substance of what happens in a classroom- the magic of a really skilled pedagog engaging students, but there are much more foundational needs that undermine all those other conversations".- Andrew Stillman Find Add-Ons: There are many very helpful add-ons that can be found at cloudlab.newvisions.org which is the central location for the work that Andrew and the team at New Visions are doing. Some of Andrew's most noted Add-Ons are Doctopus, FormRanger and siteMaestro. He can be found on Google+ (search Andrew Stillman) and on Twitter as @astillman.    

Tweet   ELT  Live Webcast#2 Hows, Whats, and Whys (or why nots)of class websites and other online resources. September 2, 2014 Download mp3ParticipantsLinks MentionedCourse Websites OptionsMoodleBloggerWordpressGoogle+ CommunitiesGoogle ClassroomFacebook GroupsEdmodoSchoology.comEliademyWikispacesPBWorksBlackboardVersoGroup Chat ToolsKakaoWhat’s AppG+ HangoutsSkypeOther Sites/ToolsSocrative.comKakao TalkClyp.itDiviiDoctopusQuizletProprofsHippasus.com/rrpweblogTeaching and PD LivebindersFotobabble.comCourse WebsitesDan's Composition Class Syllabus and Course SitesJeff's  Sites for  ENG317, LearningCALL, and Student Talk ShowsPlease comment here to share any related tools, resources, or sites. Chat Log Below

TweetELT  Live Webcast'Start  of the Semester - University Edition'August 28, 2014A Group of University Instructors in Korea 'hangout' and discuss our approaches to the first week or two of classes and what projects and goals we're working on for this coming semester. Download mp3ParticipantsLinks MentionedDoctopus Chrome Add-on, How-to VideoGoogle ClassroomPowtoonQuizletSocrative.comKaMALL ConferenceKakao TalkJon Bergman (Flipped Classroom Guy) in KoreaLauren's Group Work Presentation HandoutDan's Composition Class Syllabus and Course SitesBrian's Course Site and English CafeJeff's  Sites for  ENG317, LearningCALL, and Student Talk ShowsNext Show: Tuesday, September 2, 2014  8pmKST, 1100GMT Global TimesEvent Pages: Google+  Topic: Hows, Whats, and Whys (or why nots) of class websites and other online resources.  Chat Log Below 

ELT  Live Webcast'Start  of the Semester - University Edition'August 28, 2014A Group of University Instructors in Korea 'hangout' and discuss our approaches to the first week or two of classes and what projects and goals we're working on for this coming semester. ParticipantsLinks MentionedDoctopus Chrome Add-on, How-to VideoGoogle ClassroomPowtoonQuizletSocrative.comKaMALL ConferenceKakao TalkJon Bergman (Flipped Classroom Guy) in KoreaLauren's Group Work Presentation HandoutDan's Composition Class Syllabus and Course SitesBrian's Course Site and English CafeJeff's  Sites for  ENG317, LearningCALL, and Student Talk ShowsNext Show: Tuesday, September 2, 2014  8pmKST, 1100GMT Global TimesEvent Pages: Google+  Topic: Hows, Whats, and Whys (or why nots) of class websites and other online resources.  Chat Log Below  jefflebow We'll be starting soon... Stay tuned.  Gast 317   Hi to all from an Englishman in North Germany.  Sung Hee Lim   hello~~~^^ Sung Hee Lim   welcome to ELT Live, Gast 317  Gast 317   Thanks! Gast 317 = Dennis (Newson) Osnabrueck, Germany. jefflebow Dennis, can you hear the audio? Gast 317   Very clearly. Daniel Cross   I'm now following through chat, I'm a bit too distracted to keep up with the cam  Daniel Cross   Why am i undefined Robert Dickey   Rob Dickey is watching... Daniel Cross   Why am i undefined  Daniel Cross   there we go  Nina Liakos   Hello all from Maryland, USA  Daniel Cross   Hi nina  Nina Liakos   That's a lot of preps! 

Jeff details things learned at the ICE conference in Illinois with Jon Samuelson. Jeff Bradbury also talks about Live Broadcasting on TeacherCast.net. Doctopus, iBooks on the iPad, and Google Docs for conferences are also discussed.