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Must-Have Google Skills for Teachers (Part 2 – Google Classroom) – SULS0104

Shake Up Learning

The post Must-Have Google Skills for Teachers (Part 2 – Google Classroom) – SULS0104 appeared first on Shake Up Learning. In this episode, I’m sharing the must-have Google skills for teachers who use Google Classroom. This is Part 2 of a 4-part series on Must-Have Google Skills for Teachers.

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10 Things You Didn’t Know About Google Meet – SULS0110

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The post 10 Things You Didn’t Know About Google Meet – SULS0110 appeared first on Shake Up Learning. In this episode with Shake Up Learning Trainer and Community Manager, Pam Hubler, we explore the new updates to Google Meet. You can mute a tab in Chrome. 10 Things You Didn’t Know About Google Meet.

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Best practices for managing web filtering in a digital learning environment

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Listen to an audio version of this post: [link] A digital learning environment offers students all kinds of options for research, class projects, collaboration, activities and assessments. You’ll first create a default rule, which applies to anyone that has the filter extension pushed out to them.

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4 Must-Have Google Classroom Skills for Teachers

Shake Up Learning

The post 4 Must-Have Google Classroom Skills for Teachers appeared first on Shake Up Learning. 4 Common Questions About Google Classroom Assignments. Google Classroom is quite a robust platform for teachers and students to communicate, collaborate, and manage assignments digitally. 4 Must-Have Google Classroom Skills.

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Five Ways for Teachers to get Started on Twitter – From Jen Carey

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This post first appeared on Daily Genius. Your name is already available in the broad universe of the internet on a variety of media (try Googling it), so Twitter is really not a risky venture. The default “egg” is a deterrent for many people to engage with you online. You can share by “retweeting” a post.

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Why You Just Lost 20 Minutes to the Internet

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Are you checking those feeds right now, while you’ve got a tab open for this blog post?). Harris, who worked as a designer at Google until 2016, is the founder of Time Well Spent , a design philosophy intended to change the ways companies and engineers use technology. If so, you’re not alone.

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Birds of a Feather Learn Together: 3 Steps to Becoming an Organized Tweeter

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A simple Google search for “ Twitter tutorials ” will link you to helpful websites and articles. The infamous default egg picture screams newbie, or I''m just not that into Twitter.) Spend a few minutes each day just scrolling through your timeline, and reading what others are posting. The first step is to upload a picture.