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Tom Mullaney

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Tom Mullaney creates edtech professional development for school districts.

  • About Tom
    • Tom’s YouTube Channel
    • What They Say
    • Podcast
  • Tom’s Digital Breakouts
  • Speaking & Consulting
  • Google for Education Resources
    • Chromebooks in Education
    • Google Classroom
    • Expeditions and Tour Creator
    • Google Jamboard
    • G Suite Art and Design

Tag: Google Drawings

Multicolored Pencils on a sketch pad.

Hold the Word Art and More Tips for Effective Design in G Suite

1:1 roll-outs and distance learning mean teachers have to create more digital content. Think about students who view these Google … More

Design, Emojipedia, G Suite, G Suite for Education, Google Classroom, Google Drawings, Google Forms, Google Sites, Google Slides, Lexend, Pexels
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

Drawing with Google Apps on The Suite Talk

I have been honored to be Kim Mattina’s guest The Suite Talk YouTube channel on two occasions. Collaborating With The … More

AutoDraw, Chrome Canvas, G Suite for Education, Google AutoDraw, Google Drawings, Google for Education, Google Jamboard, Google Keep, The Suite Talk

Comparing and Contrasting Google’s Actual Drawing Apps

Google Drawings has real value for teachers and students. However, it is glaringly misnamed. The tool has no way to … More

AutoDraw, Chrome Canvas, drawing, G Suite, G Suite for Education, Google AutoDraw, Google Drawings, Google Jamboard, Google Keep, jotting, sketching

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

I Converted My Digital Breakouts from Classic to New Google Sites

The summer before my senior year of high school, I had to read Crime and Punishment for my AP Literature … More

accessibility, Armageddon Letters, BreakoutEDU, Canva, Colorzilla, Digital BreakoutEDU, Digital Breakouts, EDpuzzle, Font Face Ninja, G Suite for Education, Google Drawings, Google for Education, Google Sites, Google Tour Creator, LunaPic, Shirley Chisholm, Soundtrap, ThingLink, Time Ghost, Tom Mullaney

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

Why This Teacher Loves Canva

I sat in an eighth-grade math teacher’s classroom, working on problems she shared with her students using Mathspace. I do not … More

Canva, Google Classroom, Google Drawings, Google Sites, New Google Sites, Tom Mullaney, web-based image tools

Recent Posts

  • 7 Tips for Getting Started with Jamboard in the Classroom
  • Point Students in the Right Direction with Google Classroom Links
  • Talking Jamboard on the 10 Minute Teacher Podcast (2021 Update)
  • Lessons Learned from Loving and Losing Google Expeditions
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