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Tomorrow at 7pm EDT I'm hosting a Practical Ed Tech webinar titled Get Organized With Google Classroom, Calendar, and Keep. In the webinar I will showcase the new features that were added to Google Classroom for the 2018-19 school year. We'll then dive ...

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Here are the latest updates for nurhasaan10@gmail.com "Free Technology for Teachers" - 5 new articles Join Me Tomorrow Evening to Get Organized With Google Classroom and More Anchor Adds New Ways to Craft Podcasts How to Quickly Add Page Numbers to Long Google Documents A New Way to Add Google Keep Notes to Google Documents View Upcoming Google Classroom Assignments in Google Docs More Recent Articles Join Me Tomorrow Evening to Get Organized With Google Classroom and More Tomorrow at 7pm EDT I'm hosting a Practical Ed Tech webinar titled Get Organized With Google Classroom, Calendar, and Keep. In the webinar I will showcase the new features that were added to Google Classroom for the 2018-19 school year. We'll then dive into how you can use Google Classroom, Calendar, and Keep to stay organized throughout the school year. Five Key Things You'll Learn In This Webinar: 1. How to streamline your workflow through Google Classroom. 2. How to organize and share resources with students. 3. How to keep track of goals (yours and your students') through Google Keep and Calendar. 4. How to manage multiple course calendars without losing your mind. 5. How to streamline meetings and meeting scheduling. Click here to register today! Yes, the webinar will be recorded for those who register but cannot attend the live broadcast. Everyone who registers will be sent a copy of the recording of the live webinar. About this post: The sale of my professional development, webinars, online courses, and my on-site professional development services provides the funding to keep Free Technology for Teachers running. The resources that I feature in my online courses and webinars are free. However, there is a significant cost associated with creating, hosting, and managing the courses and webinars which is why I am not able to provide them for free.   This post originally appeared on Free Technology for Teachersif you see it elsewhere, it has been used without permission.               Related Stories A New Way to Add Google Keep Notes to Google Documents View Upcoming Google Classroom Assignments in Google Docs Get Organized With Google Classroom, Calendar, & Keep   • Email to a friend • Anchor Adds New Ways to Craft Podcasts In the last year Anchor.fm has become my go-to recommendation for easily creating podcasts with students. The web version of Anchor.fm lets you record, edit, and publish podcasts in a matter of minutes. The Anchor mobile apps are even easier to use. This week Anchor added a couple of new features to their free iOS and Android apps. In addition to recording and publishing, the apps now let you trim the beginning and end of your recording, split your recordings, name segments of recordings, and flag recording segments. Naming and flagging recording segments can make it easier to edit your podcast because you'll be able to easily jump to a flagged segment rather than having to play through your recording to find the segment you need to edit.   Applications for Education If you have ever wanted to create podcasts with your students, but you got discouraged by the thought of dealing with technical complexity of publishing the podcasts, Anchor.fm is the tool for you. I've never found an easier way to create a podcast than to use Anchor. Click here for ten ideas for classroom podcasts students can produce through Anchor. This post originally appeared on Free Technology for Teachersif you see it elsewhere, it has been used without permission.               Related Stories Anchor Now Has an iPad App for Easy Podcast Creation and Publication How to Include Podcast Episodes In Your Blog Posts How to Create a Podcast   • Email to a friend • How to Quickly Add Page Numbers to Long Google Documents Since Sunday evening when I published the 2018-19 Practical Ed Tech Handbook I have had a couple of people ask how I added the page numbers to it and kept them straight in Google Docs. The answer is found in a simple, but often overlooked function in the "insert" drop-down menu in Google Docs. Simply open that menu then choose "header & page number" to have page numbers automatically added to the pages of your document. Watch my video that is embedded below to see these steps in action.   This post originally appeared on Free Technology for Teachersif you see it elsewhere, it has been used without permission.               Related Stories A New Way to Add Google Keep Notes to Google Documents How to Add Emojis to Google Docs - And a Classroom Activity View Upcoming Google Classroom Assignments in Google Docs   • Email to a friend • A New Way to Add Google Keep Notes to Google Documents Last year Google added the option to insert your Google Keep notes into your Google Documents. That feature made it easy for students who use Google Keep to bookmark resources while conducting research to then insert those bookmarked resources into their Google Documents. This week Google changed the way that you can access Google Keep in Google Documents. Previously, you could access your Google Keep notes through the "tools" drop-down menu in Google Docs. Now you can access your Google Keep notes through the side panel located in bottom, right corner of your Google Documents. Watch my new video to see how to access Google Keep through Google Docs.   Learn more about Google Keep in tomorrow's Practical Ed Tech webinar, Get Organized With Google Classroom, Calendar, and Keep.  This post originally appeared on Free Technology for Teachersif you see it elsewhere, it has been used without permission.               Related Stories How to Add Emojis to Google Docs - And a Classroom Activity View Upcoming Google Classroom Assignments in Google Docs For New Google Slides Users: Import Your PPT Slides   • Email to a friend • View Upcoming Google Classroom Assignments in Google Docs A new little side panel option recently appeared in my Google Docs. In fact, it appeared while I was in the middle of a workshop in which I was showcasing some Google Docs add-ons. The new side panel in Google Docs provides quick access to Google Calendar, Google Keep, and Google Tasks. You can view items from all three services in the right-hand side of your screen while you're working on a Google Document. You can access any and all of your upcoming Google Calendar events, including Google Classroom assignments, while working on a document. Watch my video that is embedded below to see how you can access upcoming Google Classroom assignments through Google Documents.   Learn more about Google Classroom and Google Calendar in tomorrow's Practical Ed Tech webinar, Get Organized With Google Classroom, Calendar, and Keep.  This post originally appeared on Free Technology for Teachersif you see it elsewhere, it has been used without permission.               Related Stories G Suite and Chrome Accessibility Get Your Copy of the 2018-19 Practical Ed Tech Handbook Tips on What to Include in Digital Portfolios   • Email to a friend • More Recent Articles 5 Ideas for Making Multimedia eBooks With Students G Suite and Chrome Accessibility ClassDojo Releases Three New Features for the New School Year Get Your Copy of the 2018-19 Practical Ed Tech Handbook Use This Chrome Setting to Save Your Laptop's Battery

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