Digitally Mapping Your Classroom with Google Sites
Editor’s note: Today’s blog post is a guest article from +Sam Rosenfeld, one of our presenters for the Connecticut Summit this June 21 to 22. Some of the ideas covered in this guest blog are ones he is going to present at the CT summit, and he wanted to share them with everyone who can’t […]
Chrome User Management: How to Manage Multiple Google Accounts in a Single Browser
I have observed that a lot of people today have at least two Gmail accounts, one for personal use and another one for business. It is also not uncommon that these multiple accounts are used on a regular basis. For the longest time I’ve been struggling on how to manage multiple email accounts until Google […]
Google Drive Basics for the Complete Beginner and Some Recommended Apps
Editor’s note: Today’s blog post is a guest article from +Eva Buyuksimkesyan. Here, Eva relates her experiences and challenges technology wise before she discovered Google Drive and how she is using Google Apps now in her classroom. She also shared additional apps to help extend the functionality of her Google Apps account that she has […]
What Teachers Can Expect from Classroom
In honor of Teacher Appreciation Day, Google announced a new feature that promises to make managing classes using their Google Apps for Education suite much more efficient through a new product called Classroom. Since the announcement, everyone in the Google Education world can’t stop talking about it. We know many of you can’t wait to […]
Google Easter Eggs: Show Pony Parade, Shy Dino, and Angry Mob on Hangouts
One of our favorite thing about summits (aside from the free drink parties :D), is the Demo Slam session where attendees get to show off their Google tricks and tips to the rest of the crowd by doing a 2 minute live demonstration. For today’s blog post, we are highlighting this wacky demo slam by […]
How To Bypass Google Drive Viewer and Create Direct Download Links
Google Drive has revolutionized the way we share files and collaborate with others. You can upload and share almost any file format you can think of and the people whom you share the file with can easily preview a file, even without installing the needed software on their browser via Google Drive Viewer (PSD and […]
Google Apps Is Free but Don’t Sell it That Way
by Allison Mollica ~ AM Technology Edu Schools that ‘go Google Apps’ often use ‘free’ as the selling point to persuade their administrators or constituents. It is true that organizations are saving thousands to millions of dollars moving their local infrastructure to the cloud (the same way companies did back in the early 1900’s with […]
How To Serve HTML and JavaScript enabled Web Pages via Google Drive
Yes, you read the headline right. You can host your HTML websites with Google Drive! I’m not sure if any of you have attempted to upload HTML files on their Google Drive (only to end up seeing the source code instead of a web page) but it is actually possible to use Google Drive as […]
EdListen: 2014 VT Google Summit Reflection
EdListen: 2014 VT Google Summit Reflection: This is just a recap of the awesome stuff we learned at the 2014 Vermont Google Summit. Saturday. from +Bjorn Behrendt
