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Last week I shared some tools for displaying YouTube videos in your classroom without showing all of the distracting comments and sidebar materials found on YouTube. Those tools are all predicated on already knowing which videos you want to show in your ...

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Here are the latest updates for nurhasaan10@gmail.com "Free Technology for Teachers" - 3 new articles Find Relevant YouTube Videos With These Search Tools For New Google Slides Users: Import Your PPT Slides A Couple of Reminders About Email Etiquette More Recent Articles Find Relevant YouTube Videos With These Search Tools Last week I shared some tools for displaying YouTube videos in your classroom without showing all of the distracting comments and sidebar materials found on YouTube. Those tools are all predicated on already knowing which videos you want to show in your classroom. If you need some help finding videos that are timely and relevant, try using this search refinement tool. And if you want to find videos to view in VR headsets, try using this search refinement option.     This post originally appeared on Free Technology for Teachersif you see it elsewhere, it has been used without permission.               Related Stories For New Google Slides Users: Import Your PPT Slides The Answers to 5 Questions Frequently Asked by New Chromebook Users How to Add Emojis to Google Docs - And a Classroom Activity   • Email to a friend • For New Google Slides Users: Import Your PPT Slides If you're making the switch from a Windows desktop/laptop environment to a Chromebook environment this year, don't abandon your old PPT and Word files. You can import those files into your G Suite account and have them automatically converted into Google Slides or Google Docs format. In the following video I demonstrate how to import PPT slides into Google Slides.   This post originally appeared on Free Technology for Teachersif you see it elsewhere, it has been used without permission.               Related Stories 5 Google Slides Editing Tips The Answers to 5 Questions Frequently Asked by New Chromebook Users How to Add Emojis to Google Docs - And a Classroom Activity   • Email to a friend • A Couple of Reminders About Email Etiquette Two things prompted this post. First, this week I have received a dozen or more emails from teachers who didn't bother to write anything like, "Hi Richard" or any other greeting. Instead they just jumped right into a request. I like to help people, but I like to help polite people more. Second, as school starts it is a good time to remind our students about the proper way to send an email. Emailing Your Teacher, With Captain Communicator is one of my favorite videos about email etiquette. The short video features two students demonstrating how to write an email to a teacher. It's cute and well worth 90 seconds of your time. The following video was made by a teacher for the purpose of sharing email etiquette tips with students. It's a bit more serious that the Captain Communicator video.   This post originally appeared on Free Technology for Teachersif you see it elsewhere, it has been used without permission.               Related Stories How Submarines Work 110 Videos About Careers Making and Understanding Paper Airplanes   • Email to a friend • More Recent Articles The Answers to 5 Questions Frequently Asked by New Chromebook Users Three Tools to Help Students Understand Classroom Noise New Artifact Collections Added to DocsTeach How to Add Emojis to Google Docs - And a Classroom Activity How to Create a Bibliography With MyBib

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