In this episode, you’ll learn about ways to use Google Docs as a teacher, even if your school doesn’t use Google Classroom. You’ll also hear about three strategies you can tailor to different subject areas and groups of students this school year!
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Ways to Use Google Docs
So let’s make this EdTech easy…
1. Set up a Google Drive account and create a Google Doc
2. Make a newsletter, top ten list, or a table for students to share projects
3. Set up the permission settings in view or edit mode
4. Share the link with students using a URL shortener
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Resources mentioned in this episode:
- Seesaw
- Gmail (Free email)
- Google Drive (Free file storage and synchronization service)
- How to Curate and Share Curriculum Resources (Podcast Episode)
- How to Curate Curriculum Resources with Adobe Spark Page (Blog Post)
- Bitly (URL Shortener)
- Adobe Spark Page (Free Web Page Builder)
- Schoology (K-12 learning management system)
- Google Classroom
- Google Sites
- Remind (Family communication app)
- ClassDojo (School/Home connection app)
