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Last week I published a post about a neat game platform called Blended Play. Blended Play provides five online game boards that you can project in your classroom to use as the template for review games. I have had a lot of questions about Blended Play ...

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Here are the latest updates for nurhasaan10@gmail.com "Free Technology for Teachers" - 4 new articles How to Use Blended Play for Classroom Review Games A Great Example of Sharing Stories Through Google's My Maps How to Add Music to Google Slides Add Music to Your Google Slides With the AudioPlayer Chrome Extension More Recent Articles How to Use Blended Play for Classroom Review Games Last week I published a post about a neat game platform called Blended Play. Blended Play provides five online game boards that you can project in your classroom to use as the template for review games. I have had a lot of questions about Blended Play since I published my blog post about it last week. I made the following video to demonstrate how Blended Play works.   This post originally appeared on Free Technology for Teachersif you see it elsewhere, it has been used without permission.               Related Stories Three Ways to Record and Share Video Notes in Real-time A Great Example of Sharing Stories Through Google's My Maps How to Add Music to Google Slides   • Email to a friend • A Great Example of Sharing Stories Through Google's My Maps Kevin Hodgson's blog has been one of my daily reads for the better part of the last ten years. Kevin is a sixth grade teacher and masterful storyteller. Over the years I have learned a lot from reading his blog. Earlier this week Kevin published a blog post titled #WriteOut:Mapping the Immigrant Experience at the Springfield Armory. In the post Kevin shares a map that he created to display immigrant stories as they were connected to the Springfield Armory and the home countries of the immigrants who stories are told through text and audio displayed on the map. The map is one of the best examples that I've seen of using Google's My Maps to share stories. Go to Kevin's blog to read the post and see the map. If you would like to create a similar map of your own, you can do so through Google's My Maps tool. In the following three videos I demonstrate how to use the features of Google's My Maps.       Join me on July 24th for a webinar about using Google Maps in your classroom.  This post originally appeared on Free Technology for Teachersif you see it elsewhere, it has been used without permission.               Related Stories How to Add Music to Google Slides Three Ways to Record and Share Video Notes in Real-time How to Protect Student Privacy With Blurring Effects in Videos   • Email to a friend • How to Add Music to Google Slides In my previous post I shared some information about the AudioPlayer for Google Slides Chrome extension. If you need some help getting started with that extension, please watch the following video tutorial that I created.   It should be noted that the first time you use the extension it could take ten to fifteen minutes for your Google Drive audio files to sync and become available through the extension. Be patient with the first time you use it. After the initial use it is much faster. This post originally appeared on Free Technology for Teachersif you see it elsewhere, it has been used without permission.               Related Stories Add Music to Your Google Slides With the AudioPlayer Chrome Extension These Chrome Extensions Can Help You Stay On Task A Great Example of Sharing Stories Through Google's My Maps   • Email to a friend • Add Music to Your Google Slides With the AudioPlayer Chrome Extension Earlier this year I excitedly shared the Google Slides Add-on called AudioPlayer for Google Slides. The video tutorial that I made for about it has proven to be popular too. Recently, I've received comments from viewers of that video who said that they can't find the Add-on. It turns out that the developer of the Add-on has turned it into a Chrome extension. AudioPlayer for Slides is a Chrome extension that will let you add music or spoken audio to your Google Slides presentations. With the extension installed you can simply right-click on a slide in your presentation and then select an audio file from your Google Drive to play on that slide. Unfortunately, the audio file will only play on the selected slide and not over all of the slides throughout the presentation. It should also be noted that you can only play audio files that you have stored in your Google Drive. Applications for Education AudioPlayer for Slides could be useful to students who would like to add a little bit of background music to presentations. Students could also use this extension to add spoken audio to their slides. They will have to record the spoken audio in a separate tool (Vocaroo is easy to use for that purpose) and then add the audio recording to their slides. It's important to note that your students will need to have audio files stored in their Google Drive accounts before using AudioPlayer for Slides. This post originally appeared on Free Technology for Teachersif you see it elsewhere, it has been used without permission.               Related Stories How to Add Music to Google Slides A Great Example of Sharing Stories Through Google's My Maps Three Ways to Record and Share Video Notes in Real-time   • Email to a friend • More Recent Articles Formatically Offers a New Instant Citation Tool Three Ways to Record and Share Video Notes in Real-time How to Protect Student Privacy With Blurring Effects in Videos 10 Tools for Gathering Real-time Feedback From Students 7 TED-Ed Food Science Lessons

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