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Blog postI was honored this week to speak with educators in Barcelona. While I know some Spanish, I am not fluent. Wanting to use a Google Form to collect responses from audience members I knew that my Spanish was not sufficient to quickly translate and understand. Google Sheets however makes it easy to translate. =GOOGLETRANSLATE() The […]
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Blog postSummarize Data with Pivot Tables Pivot tables in Google Sheets summarize data. They are super useful for teachers and happily really simple! The first thing you need is data in a spreadsheet where information repeats. One of the easiest ways for this to happen is to use Google Forms with multiple choice options to ensure […]
The post Simple: Make a Pivot Table appeared first on Teacher Tech.
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Blog postQuickly Export Your Class Roster from Google Classroom A simple class roster is something all teachers need. Google Classroom is great but getting a simple roster of your students is not easy. My nephew Matt Dolio, high school senior, was able to solve this problem for me by creating a Chrome extension that exports your […]
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Blog post5 Tips for Using Google Classroom Google Classroom is an online platform that allows you to interact with your students anytime, anywhere. If you do not have the Google Classroom mobile app for your phone I highly recommend! Here are 5 more tips for how to get more out of Google Classroom. If you want […]
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Blog postHave Students Respond in a Spreadsheet This morning I woke up to see this tweet “What about first graders responding to a question in graph format through Google classroom?” There are many ways to accomplish this but here is a suggestion for how first graders might do this. This gives me some great ideas! What […]
The post 1st Graders Making a Spreadsheet appeared first on Teacher Tech.
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Blog postAdjust the Font Size in EquatIO EquatIO is a Chrome extension that works in G Suite (and Office 365). This allows you to insert math symbols IN A MAGICAL WAY into Google Slides, Docs, Sheets, and Forms. A little tip for anyone that uses EquatIO for GSlides: instead of inserting an equation and then making […]
The post A Reason to Be Nerdy Today: Adjusting LaTex in EquatIO appeared first on Teacher Tech.
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Blog postA Virtual Mathematical Playground Guest Post by Shaya Zarkesh Polyup is a computational thinking playground. Students from elementary through high school can play with puzzles involving numbers and functions. In a drag-and-drop, expression-building environment, students will create expressions that evaluate to a target value or values. Polyup has recently integrated with Google Classroom. Teachers can […]
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Blog postCreate a List of Your Google Calendar Events Have you ever wanted a simple list of every event on your Google Calendar? Use this Google Sheets template to extract a list of your events. Template alicekeeler.com/listcalendar Calendar ID When you create a copy of the template you will notice a spot in cell B2 on […]
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Blog postCalculate How Long Between Times I have access to a shared conference room. I wanted to make a report on how often the conference room is being utilized. I coded to extract the list of calendar events and event start and end dates. The problem is that does not tell me how long the room […]
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Blog postAnimate Your Slide Show in Google Slides Posted by Erin Whalen Often we build slides to share information and don’t need them to be “fancy” but when we do want to jazz them up, we can add transitions. This is especially helpful when you want your slide show to be more like a video – […]
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Blog postCreating Infographics in Foreign Language Courses A Guest Post by Barbara Kurtz Challenge: I want my students to WANT TO LEARN. I want them to be capable of communicating about a variety of topics in Spanish. They need to learn with an AUTHENTIC AUDIENCE AND PURPOSE. They need to use language with an AUTHENTIC PURPOSE: […]
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Blog postTeaching Data Analysis with Google Sheets A Guest Post by Alicia Motter Purposeful Technology I am always looking for ways to implement technologies purposefully in my classroom that meet State Standards while integrating NGSS and engaging students in research that they are interested in. I recently worked with Alice Keeler, who helped me develop this […]
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Blog postDesign Your Own Infographics Report Card I saw on Twitter that @teachtech4kids was thinking about creating an Infographics report card. BRILLIANT! I got sucked into the idea immediately and started to create a template to help facilitate that. The problem with a traditional infographic is that you’re going to have to make a copy per student […]
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Blog postBookmark the To-Do Page The To-do page in Google Classroom gives you a list of all your assignments for all your classes that easily shows you how many students have “Turned in” are still “Assigned” and how many are “Returned.” However, it can be slower to load up all of your classes when you wanting […]
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Blog postStay on Track with Short and Long-Term Planning Posted by Erin Whalen Part of my job is keeping track of upcoming events – making sure they are on the calendar and that all travel arrangements have been made. I use Google Sheets to help me stay up to date by adding formulas and conditional formatting […]
The post Planning Ahead with Formulas and Conditional Formatting appeared first on Teacher Tech.
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