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One of the first ways that a lot of teachers introduce their students to Google tools is to use them as a publishing tool. But you don’t have to use the standard sizes. This blog will show you how to change the size of Google Slides and how to add a dynamic title using Word Art.
When I ask people what their biggest frustration with Google Drive is, the overwhelming response is always ‘keeping it organised!’. That’s why I am so excited about Google Drive’s Priority page. In this blog post, I’ll explain what it does, how it can keep you focused and efficient and how you can use Workspaces to organise the files you use the most.
How often have you gone to use an older resource that is still relevant to the current learning in your classroom programme – but the effort to retype it and be able to use it digitally is just too much? Well, now there’s an easy solution. Simply take a photo of it and extract the text using Google Keep.
Samantha is joined by Paul Hamilton, UTB’s Apple & Creativity Wizard.
In his race against the clock, Paul shares his definition of creativity and why a fear of judgement is his biggest creativity barrier. We also hear his insight into what we can all tell ourselves in order to overcome this barrier.
Samantha is joined by Nick Ginsburg, Executive Assistant, speaker & coach.
In his race against the clock, Nick shares why he sees efficiency and productivity as self care tools. We also hear about what Nick’s biggest efficiency challenge has been, and how addressed it with an ‘hour of power’.
In this episode we surf around the web discussion some latest trends and things that have caught our attention.
Samantha is joined by Nick Ginsburg, Executive Assistant, speaker & coach. In his race…
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In this episode we surf around the web discussion some latest trends and things…
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Samantha is joined by Nick Ginsburg, Executive Assistant, speaker & coach. In his race…
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In our very first episode, Samantha is joined by Karla Sanders, the CEO &…
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LearnBytes is a new web show/podcast that delivers byte-sized pieces of wisdom so that…
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This week we wrap up the miniseries on the 7 essential elements of school…
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Have you wanted to use Minecraft: Education Edition but couldn’t since you use Chromebooks…
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n this week’s OutClassed Podcast, Mike and Blake are joined by Matt Robinson to…
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In this week’s OutClassed Podcast, Mike and Blake continue on their discussion regarding the…
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Technology can both enhance and inhibit the THINKING process of a student. As technology becomes more advanced, students are able to find answers and reach conclusions faster, but is this at the expense learning to think? In this article we examine 3 ways in which technology can dumb down the thinking process, and what we can do to counteract this.
Haven’t tried out Google Keep yet? Only using it for the basics? The capabilities of this awesome tool to improve organisation and efficiency make it a personal favourite of mine. Google Keep allows you to capture your thoughts in multiple ways, sort them, share them and search through them with ease.
With more documentation being digital, occasionally the need arises to be able to add notes or sign a PDF. Previously this involved printing the document, signing it, uploading it and then scanning it before sending it. Markup solves this problem and can be used easily on an iPad or iPhone.
Samantha is joined by Paul Hamilton, UTB’s Apple & Creativity Wizard.
In his race against the clock, Paul shares his definition of creativity and why a fear of judgement is his biggest creativity barrier. We also hear his insight into what we can all tell ourselves in order to overcome this barrier.
Samantha is joined by Nick Ginsburg, Executive Assistant, speaker & coach.
In his race against the clock, Nick shares why he sees efficiency and productivity as self care tools. We also hear about what Nick’s biggest efficiency challenge has been, and how addressed it with an ‘hour of power’.
In this episode we surf around the web discussion some latest trends and things that have caught our attention.
Many teachers use the iPad Teams app but are unaware that you can in…
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The nature of education is a continually changing landscape and over the years the…
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In our current environment, the certainty of running our schools or businesses the same…
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Many organisations use both G Suite and Office 365 which involves creating and deleting…
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How many slides have your students produced – whether it be in Google Slides…
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Have your Minecraft Education Edition licenses but not sure where to begin? This blog…
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We hear from so many teachers that often they get out devices or STEAM…
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Spring is the perfect time to do an Inbox Spring clean! Imagine what it…
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Students skills and fluency with ICT are just as important as teachers. As students…
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We hear from so many teachers that often they get out devices or STEAM equipment their students can’t handle it and lessons fall to pieces. Just like any classroom management system, explicit, clear routines are vital for ensuring you get the best out of tech in your classroom.
Last week I wrote a post about the technology in the classroom debate. The main point being that we need to be careful of becoming so focussed on our philosophy of teaching that we exclude what others are doing that works. There has been a lot of discussion about this
In this video with transcript we will show you how you can do a mail merge using Google Docs.
We use the Add-on on in Google Sheets called Autocrat to perform the mail merge – here’s how.
Samantha is joined by Paul Hamilton, UTB’s Apple & Creativity Wizard.
In his race against the clock, Paul shares his definition of creativity and why a fear of judgement is his biggest creativity barrier. We also hear his insight into what we can all tell ourselves in order to overcome this barrier.
Samantha is joined by Nick Ginsburg, Executive Assistant, speaker & coach.
In his race against the clock, Nick shares why he sees efficiency and productivity as self care tools. We also hear about what Nick’s biggest efficiency challenge has been, and how addressed it with an ‘hour of power’.
In this episode we surf around the web discussion some latest trends and things that have caught our attention.
The nature of education is a continually changing landscape and over the years the…
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With an increasing number of iPads being rolled out in high schools, we take…
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How many slides have your students produced – whether it be in Google Slides…
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We hear from so many teachers that often they get out devices or STEAM…
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There are a lot of great features within your iPad that are often unknown…
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Students skills and fluency with ICT are just as important as teachers. As students…
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Classrooms all over the world are now filled with all sorts of amazing technology,…
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The idea of digital integration is one that we get asked about a lot!…
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As learning becomes more self directed and students work collaboratively more often, we tend…
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For those of you who like infographics, here is an interesting infographic showing the rapid growth of Google Apps for Education: The infographic was created a few months ago. Since then, the Malaysian Government have signed up every school student and teacher to Google Apps, as have many other school
With a lot more students using the internet as their main research tool many teachers have been asking about how to check plagiarism. There are many different plagiarism checkers out there but the one that I have found to be the best free option is plagiarismchecker.com When I introduced this
Welcome to August…Yikes! I trust that wherever you find yourself, regardless of whether it is in lockdown like our Victorian trainers, holidays for those in the Northern Hemisphere, or in the classroom, that you are feeling inspired and energised.
Samantha is joined by Paul Hamilton, UTB’s Apple & Creativity Wizard.
In his race against the clock, Paul shares his definition of creativity and why a fear of judgement is his biggest creativity barrier. We also hear his insight into what we can all tell ourselves in order to overcome this barrier.
Samantha is joined by Nick Ginsburg, Executive Assistant, speaker & coach.
In his race against the clock, Nick shares why he sees efficiency and productivity as self care tools. We also hear about what Nick’s biggest efficiency challenge has been, and how addressed it with an ‘hour of power’.
In this episode we surf around the web discussion some latest trends and things that have caught our attention.
The nature of education is a continually changing landscape and over the years the…
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Integration of digital technology is key for teachers who already face a tightly packed…
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Do your students end up with their Google Drive full of untitled files? Does…
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During 2109 I worked with over 1,700 teachers and there was overwhelmingly one question…
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Many organisations use both G Suite and Office 365 which involves creating and deleting…
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I always get so excited when I’m visiting schools and see teachers using technology…
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How many slides have your students produced – whether it be in Google Slides…
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We hear from so many teachers that often they get out devices or STEAM…
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Gmail courses are always one of our most popular, which is not surprising given…
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