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Ideas for using Google in the classroom.
Updated on Mar 31, 11
Created on Oct 04, 10
Category: Schools & Education
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Pam Buysman's List: Google in the Classroom
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Whether you are a veteran teacher looking for new ways to teach old topics or you are a still an education student getting ready to make your debut in the classroom, these exciting ways to use Google Earth are sure to infuse your lessons with plenty of punch. Find ideas for any age student and a handful of virtual tours that will not only help you instruct your students, but might even teach you something along the way.
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Google has not only taken over the world, but they are positioned to take over many of the classrooms! There are many Google resources and applications that can be utilized in the classroom. Below you will find them organized into the following categories: Applications (downloads); Collaboration; Research Resources and Other Resources.
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Sep 18, 10
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his posting will focus on the art of searching using the basic Google search engine. I have tried to include the obvious and the not so obvious techniques. As you look through, I am almost certain you will learn something new. Please share this article with other educators and students. Just understanding these ten concepts will assist anyone into being a more productive researcher.
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Aug 30, 10
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In this post, you’ll get a quick introduction to Google Docs as well as some “lessons learned” by yours truly.
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These are just some of the advantages that Google apps have to offer for educators.
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Google Moderator allows for discussion around a single topic. Designed for meetings, this tool facilitates real-time feedback in meetings (like classrooms), or crowdsourcing the development of new ideas.
When you first log in to Google Moderator you can create a new discussion question or prompt for people to submit new ideas. Once the question is out there, you get a URL that participants in your meeting can visit and submit replies to. They can also “vote” on a topic, using a check mark or an X to either like or dislike a question or response.
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Here are the top Google Shortcuts that any savvy Googler should have under his or her belt. You'll find that using these Google Search Shortcuts will greatly cut down on your Google search time, as well as make your Google searches more effective and more efficient.
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