Every year, I gather all the fabulous Google resources from our blog. This year, we have had so many amazing posts on topics ranging from Google Meet to Google Classroom. Check out this incredible list of Google blog posts from this past year categorized by topic/tool.
Grackle Your Google Docs – Are you sure the Google Docs you create are accessible by all your students? If not, find out how easy it is to check with Grackle Docs.
Come Read with Me: Google’s Read Along App – Wish you had a free app with fresh stories your students could read with some digital assistance? Look no further than Google’s Read Along app.
Google’s AI to the Rescue: Ask Socratic – If you’re a secondary student (or parent!) who needs help with assignments, check out Socratic. This free AI app can help you solve any school problem.
Chrome Tablets
Chrome Tablets in Your Future, Part One– Are Chrome tablets in your future? They may be if you are looking for a less expensive tablet solution for younger students.
TCEA Responds: Exploring Google Contacts– Keeping your Google Contacts up to date without duplicates might seem a chore. Explore these steps to help you keep it clean and organized.
Docs
Cite Your References in Seven Easy Steps– Learn about a new feature in Google Docs that makes it so much easier to add citations and bibliographies into your documents.
TCEA Responds: Making Copies of Google Docs – There are tons of great Google templates available online. In this TCEA Responds, learn how to make a copy of those Google documents for your own use.
Declutter Your Inbox the Easy Way– Is your email inbox a mess, filled with emails you really don’t want? Fear not. We have four useful methods to declutter your inbox.
Gmail Tips and Tricks – Gmail is more powerful than you realize. Learning how to filter emails and create an event within an email saves time. If efficiency is your aim, read this!
HyperDocs
Hypertext Docs: Teaching the Bonus March – Hyperdocs can increase engagement and encourage self-directed learning. Look at how you can use hyperdocs to teach about the Bonus March of 1932.
Meet
Google Meet Add-Ons and Updates – Explore a few Chrome extensions that can improve your Google Meet experience, especially for classroom learning.
Google Meet or Zoom Transcription– Need to keep a record of the content of a Google Meet or Zoom call? If so, come learn about audio transcription.
Virtual Backgrounds for Google Meet – Wish you had an easy way to cover up that home office mess with a virtual background for Google Meet? Come learn how.
Templates for Google Sites– Discover templates for Google Sites that can be used to create a website for a classroom, extracurricular activity, or portfolio.
Slides
Recording Video into Google Slides– Need to share some quick instructions with students and avoid big screen recording tools? Record to Slide is your new go-to tool.
Amazing G Suite Templates – These five G Suite templates will help both you and your students do some creative projects, have fun, and learn even more.
Google Play Store Labels Teacher-Approved Apps – In search of teacher-approved apps for children using Android devices like tablets and phones? Then look no further. The Google Play Store now labels them.
Teaching Math with G Suite EDU– Wish you had a way to draw, capture, and share diagrams and equations for math in the G Suite EDU classroom? This blog entry provides you with solutions.
Diana specializes in leadership development and all things Google. She has served as an instructional technologist, instructional designer, and online learning specialist, supporting districts all over Texas and in state government. Diana earned a Masters of Education in Educational Technology from Texas State University- San Marcos. She also holds two bachelor’s degrees, one in Spanish and the other in Political Science, from Texas State.
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