If you teach with the Google Suite for Education, you’ll want to save these 3 resources. Since we are teaching remotely right now, it seems like there is always more to learn about using these tools. Check out the 3 links below and be sure to bookmark them for future use!
Google for Education Teacher Center
The Teacher Center training section offers all kinds of learning opportunities, including full courses and tool-specific “First Day” getting started guides. If you are new to Google tools, this is a good place to help you get started. And, even if you’ve been using the tools for a while, you are likely to learn something new by exploring these resources.
Google Help
If you are looking for a quick answer to a question of how to do something with Google for Education, Google Help has tons of step-by-step answers for you. I like that they are laid out in short Q&A format with simple steps and icons to show you what to look for.
Control Alt Achieve from Eric Curts
This blog has tons of great resources, including posts on how to use different Google tools and features. Eric is a technology integration specialist and a Google for Education Certified Trainer and Innovator. He shares lots of fun ICT projects that can be done using Google Suite tools. I’ve been following him since I attended his sessions at the ISTE Conference in 2018 and I’ve learned lots from his ideas and resources!
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