(with FREE exemplars)

Your Guide to Teaching with Google Workspace Tools for Education
Teaching with Google Workspace for Education apps can really transform your classroom. You may already be familiar with Google Forms, Google Slides, Google Meet, Google Sites or Google Jamboard to name just a few of these tools, but are you sure you are getting the full potential from these apps to keep students engaged, make learning accessible or save yourself hours of correction and preparation time?
In this blogpost we showcase the Google
Workspace tools teachers need to know, with free video tutorials from our
Google course for Educators.
How to create a YouTube Playlist for your class
...and why this is your need to know tool for Flipped Learning
by Eoghan O Neill
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How to use Google Sites to Build a Class Website
by Mark Delahunty
Having your resources and lessons on a site allows students to revise over any area that they may have missed or found difficult and the beauty about Google Sites is that, not only can you easily create a class website, but you can constantly add to your website, building it as you go.
Google Sites gives you the ability to add
images, pdfs, videos, docs, slides and much more to your website. You can even work
collaboratively with a colleague to create your Google Site which is a great
way to share the workload and develop a valuable learning resource that you can
use over and over.
Watch this short video to see how to get
starting with building a class website using Google Sites.
Login or Sign up to Wriggle Connect Teacher today to check out Mark's full course on ‘Google Sites for Teachers’.
Creating Interactive Resources for Flipped Learning with Google Slides
by Mark Delahunty
Inserting links and videos into Google Slides makes for the perfect Interactive Resources for in-class or Flipped Learning, offering students the opportunity to prepare for the following days’ lesson or revise over lessons already covered in class.
Interactive resources foster engagement in
the classroom and a huge benefit of using Google Slides to create Interactive
Resources is that students can easily build a digital portfolio that is
automatically saved with each edit. AND, combine students’ Google Slides with
their own Google Site and students have an incredible platform to showcase
their work.
In this video snippet, I show how to create
Interactive Resources in Google Slides.
How to use Google Jamboard as an Interactive Whiteboard
by Holly Murray
How to check the originality of students' work with Plagerism Checker in Google for Education
By Holly Murray
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