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Tom Mullaney

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Tom Mullaney is a former classroom teacher who creates edtech professional development for school districts.

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

Tag: Google Forms

G Suite 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
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
A school book on a table.

Multiple Choice and Distance Learning

As teachers are faced with teaching their students from a distance, a question pops up when educators converse online: How … More

assessment, EDpuzzle, Formative, Google Forms, multiple choice, Quizlet, response validation, Socrative
An image of a computer on a home desk.

10 Tips for Converting to Distance Learning

Considering that Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) has already started closing schools, teachers need to have a plan in the event they … More

Coronavirus, COVID-19, Distance Learning, EDpuzzle, G Suite for Education, Google Classroom, Google Earth, Google Expeditions, Google for Education, Google Forms, Google Hangouts Meet, Google Jamboard, Google My Maps, Google Tour Creator, Hangouts Meet, Jamboard, Quizlet, Screencastify, ThingLink, Verso

Digital Breakouts on EDU in 90

I love creating digital breakouts (think digital escape rooms) using Google Sites and Google Forms. I am honored to share … More

Digital Breakouts, EDU in 90, Google for Education, Google Forms, Google Sites, Google Tour Creator

Immersive Learning with Google – SXSW EDU Panel Recap

I was honored to be part of the Immersive Learning with Google panel at SXSW EDU 2018. My fellow panelists … More

Digital Breakouts, Digital Citizenship, G Suite for Education, Google Classroom, Google Expeditions, Google for Education, Google Forms, Google Jamboard, Google Jamboard App, Immersive Learning, response validation, SXSW EDU 2018, Teach with the door open, ThingLink, Tom Mullaney

Make Awesome Exit Tickets with Digital Breakouts

Author’s Note: This strategy is very similar to the Make Vocabulary Fun with Digital Breakouts strategy I blogged about on BamRadioNetwork’s … More

Digital BreakoutEDU, Digital Breakouts, exit tickets, Google Forms, Google Sites

Make Vocabulary Fun with Digital Breakouts

  My latest BamRadioNetwork EdWords blog post is Make Vocabulary Fun with Digital Breakouts – my strategy for using Quizlet, Google … More

Digital BreakoutEDU, Digital Breakouts, Google Forms, Google Sites, Quizlet, Vocabulary

Why This Teacher Loves ThingLink

ThingLink, a tool that allows for adding content that appears on top of images, is a great tool for both … More

blended learning, Google Forms, Google Slides, iPads, self paced learning, ThingLink, Vocabulary, YouTube

The Impossible to Fail Quiz in the New Google Forms

After Chris Aviles introduced me to the Impossible to Fail Quiz at EdCamp New Jersey, I liked it so much I used … More

Google Classroom, Google Forms, Impossible to Fail Quiz, Remediation, Screencastify, SnagIt

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