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Google Classroom: Creating Links
Learn how to create links in Google Classroom.
Simplify Assignments with TeacherMade
Learn how to use TeacherMade to convert traditional classroom assignments to digital assignments.
Getting Started with Prezi Video for Teachers
Learn how to get started using Prezi Video as a teaching tool.
Prezi Video for Beginners
Learn how to to make a Prezi Video, add media, incorporate it with Zoom, use templates, record videos or present live.
Bring Podcasting To Your Classroom
Learn how to be creative with teaching course content by bring Podcasting to your traditional or remote classroom.
Get Expressive with Flipgrid
Learn the basics of how to create, organize, and implement using Flipgrid in your traditional or remote classroom.
Boost Student Engagement
Learn about a variety of tools to help boost student engagement whether you are teaching face-to-face or remotely. You will learn about Pear Deck, Nearpod, EdPuzzle, Seesaw, and more!
Unleash Your Creativity with Canva
Learn about Canva Education and how to use it for creating templates for your classroom.
Teaching with NewsDepth
Learn how to enhance your teaching using NewsDepth. This is a great tool for science and social studies.
Zoom-Advanced
Learn how to use some of the advanced features in Zoom, such as the Whiteboard and other interactive features.
Google Classroom: Originality Reports (Plagiarism Checker)
Learn how to enable originality reports to check for plagiarism on assignments submitted by students.
Mental Wellness for Yourself
Learn some ways to help your own mindfulness during challenging times.
Google Calendar Time Slots
Learn how to create "time slots" using Google Calendar where students can sign up for to meet with instructors on Zoom. It sends and email to the instructor each time a students accepts and the meeting time shows up both on your Google and Outlook calendar.
Nearpod
Nearpod is an interactive student engagement platform. You can use it for both distance learning or in-person classes. Teacher's can create presentations that contain quizzes, polls, slides, collaborative boards, videos, images, drawing boards, web content, and simulations.
Study Aid Tools
Are you looking for new ways to help ensure your students are studying content taught in class to really learn in? Learn about a variety of study aid tools that can be used with your students.
Google Pear Deck
Learn how to use Google Pear Deck to add formative assessments and interaction to a Google Slides presentation.
How to Prevent Cheating on Google Forms
Learn how to stop students from cheating on Google Forms when using it for quizzes and exit tickets.
Google Classroom: Rubrics
Learn how to create and use rubrics in Google Classroom.
