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Tag: Google Docs

Google Docs - Amplify Student Voice

Amplify Student Voice With These Two Google Docs Features

Google Docs has introduced many new features since the announcement of Smart Canvas in May 2021. Smart Canvas, with features … More

Collaboration, Dropdowns, Emoji Reactions, Google Docs, Google Workspace, Google Workspace for Education, Smart Canvas, Tom Mullaney
Google Fonts For Any Era

Google Fonts For Any Era

In the era before the pandemic, I had the honor of participating in a Google For Education SXSW EDU panel … More

digital learning, Distance Learning, fonts, Google Docs, Google Fonts, Google for Education, Google Sites, Google Slides, Google Workspace, Google Workspace for Education, historic fonts, History, Immersive Learning, Lexend, Monoton, Quattrocento, Remote Learning, silent film font, Social Studies, Special Elite, US History, vintage fonts
Google Docs on the Suite Talk

Beyond Hyperdocs on The Suite Talk

I am honored to share my recent guest appearance on my friend Kim Mattina’s YouTube channel, The Suite Talk. Kim and … More

Google Docs, Google Workspace, Google Workspace for Education, Kim Mattina, The Suite Talk, Tom Mullaney
7 Google Docs Tips

7 Tips for Teachers Using Google Docs

Google Docs is the most popular EdTeach app in education. Years ago, I chose it over Word for its simplicity … More

Checklists, Distance Learning, Google Docs, Google Slides, Google Workspace, Google Workspace for Education, hyperlinking, hyperlinks, Lexend, Mote, Remote Learning, Smart Chips, YouTube

Google Workspace Practices to Include All Students

As teachers rely on digital technology to support remote learning, they need to include all learners. This post lists practices … More

Distance Learning, Google Classroom, Google Docs, Google Forms, Google Sites, Google Slides, Helperbird, Lexend, Remote Learning, Special Education
Wood typesetting blocks.

Teachers: Please Use This Font For Your Docs, Slides, and Visuals

Both distance learning and teaching students with 1:1 devices require teachers to create digital products for student consumption. Think of … More

Canva, Distance Learning, fonts, G Suite for Education, Google Docs, Google Drawings, Google Sheets, Google Sites, Google Slides, Lexend, Lexend Deca, Lexend Zetta

Congratulations! It’s Your First Day of Google Docs!

I have advocated for teachers thinking beyond word processing when asking their students to tell stories. I have even argued … More

First Day of Google Docs, G Suite for Education, Google Docs, Google for Education

Meet Google Slides – The Ultimate Resume Creator!

Google got it wrong. Google for Education created a free applied digital skills curriculum open to all. One vital digital … More

Applied Digital Skills, Canva, Google Applied Digital Skills Curriculum, Google Docs, Google Drawings, Google Slides, resumes, Venngage

Collaboration in G Suite – An Overview

G Suite for Education is a great platform for giving students feedback on their work. The apps in G Suite … More

blended learning, Collaboration, Differentiation, G Suite for Education, Google Classroom, Google Classroom Differentiation, Google Docs, Google Drawings, Google for Education, Google Jamboard, Google Sheets, Google Slides, student collaboration

Feedback for Students in G Suite – An Overview

Teachers and students in districts that use Google for Education have access to a free suite of apps, G Suite, … More

blended learning, feedback, G Suite for Education, Google Classroom, Google Docs, Google Drawings, Google Keep, Google Sheets, Google Sites, Google Slides, New Google Sites, student feedback

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