G Suite for Education 2-Day Workshop @ WCSD

Permalink: https://goo.gl/h7QGzm In this two-day course, we’ll get you up to speed on the incredible array of services and applications that Google provides to teachers and students for free. If you have Chromebooks in your classroom, this workshop will open your eyes to the possibilities and realities of a paperless classroom, as well as having… Continue reading G Suite for Education 2-Day Workshop @ WCSD

Google Cast Integrated into Chrome – What does this mean for educators?

Google announced recently that they have fully integrated Google Cast (formerly known as Chromecast) into the Chrome web browser. Is this good news for teachers? If you have access to, or have a classroom set of Chromebooks, then the resounding answer is YES! In the past, you needed a $40’ish piece of hardware that you… Continue reading Google Cast Integrated into Chrome – What does this mean for educators?

Read&Write for Google – Kane Opening Institute

Permalink: http://goo.gl/kwDhKp View the session recording (Google Drive), or view it on YouTube. Read&Write for Google Chrome™- Quick Reference Guide If you or other teachers would like to sign up for their “Free for Teachers” account have them follow the steps below: Step 1: Add Read&Write for Google from the Chrome Store here: http://goo.gl/sDV79X Step 2: Fill out the… Continue reading Read&Write for Google – Kane Opening Institute

Google Apps for Education 2-Day Workshop @ WCSD

Permalink: http://goo.gl/IdZR0l (capitol i after the slash) In this two-day course, we’ll get you up to speed on the incredible array of services and applications that Google provides to teachers and students for free. If you have Chromebooks in your classroom, this workshop will open your eyes to the possibilities and realities of a paperless classroom,… Continue reading Google Apps for Education 2-Day Workshop @ WCSD

I wonder how many of these will show up in classrooms in the months to come… Chromecast

Chromecast from Google. Wireless video display to an HDMI TV or projector, with no remote. It uses devices that are already in classrooms: iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch, Android devices, and (wait for it…) anything you can do or view in a Chrome web browser window on the Mac and PC. Get started in 3 easy steps: plug… Continue reading I wonder how many of these will show up in classrooms in the months to come… Chromecast