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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 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
Design in Google Workspace

Hold the Word Art and More Tips for Effective Design in Google Workspace

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

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

Let’s Raise Our Google Sites Game – Part 2: Embeds

Part 1 of this blog post was a deep dive into raising our Google Sites game with design. Just as … More

digital portfolios, EDpuzzle, Google My Maps, Google Sites, Google Slides, Google Tour Creator, Groove Pizza, Jamboard, Piktochart, Quizlet, ThingLink, Timeline JS

Let’s Raise Our Google Sites Game – Part 1: Design

Creating digital content is a real-world skill that benefits our students. Students can learn this skill by creating digital portfolios. … More

Colorzilla, Crash Course, Design, digital portfolios, Google Sites, Unsplash, WebAIM Color Contrast Checker

Digital Storytelling Without Word Processing Part 1: Google Apps

We want students to be storytellers. We also want teachers to tell engaging stories that help students connect to content. … More

blended learning, Data GIF Maker, Digital Breakouts, Digital Storytelling, G Suite, G Suite for Education, Google Data Studio, Google Jamboard, Google My Maps, Google Sites, Google Tour Creator, Jamboard, Toontastic 3D

Google Sites Layouts Vastly Improved My Digital Breakouts Site

I love Google Sites and recently spent a lot of time using it to convert 14 digital breakouts from Classic to … More

Digital Breakouts, Google Sites, Langston Hughes, Layouts

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

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