How to Insert Equations in Google Docs
Do you find it a bit frustrating trying to type maths equations in a Google Doc? Do your fractions not quite line up? Let me show you two very simple ways to solve this.
Do you find it a bit frustrating trying to type maths equations in a Google Doc? Do your fractions not quite line up? Let me show you two very simple ways to solve this.
Being able to use their voice to explain their thinking and learning is an important step for today’s students. Padlet has just added an update that will allow them to do just that. In this blog post I’ll explain how easy it is for you to use this feature and include it in your programme.
If you’ve ever used Chrome books with students under the age of 7 then you’ll instantly know the pain and stress that I’m about to describe. I was working with a classroom of 25 Year 1 (6 year olds) students who had never logged in with their accounts before, let alone be able to find the @ key on the keyboard.
This is such an easy way to structure a short movie, a great way to tell a story, and it’s a good exercise to take the students through. You can easily see these forms of shots in other movies when you know to look for them.
