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The Most Popular Posts of the Month on Free Technology for Teachers This month I hosted a new Practical Ed Tech course called How to Create and Sell Your Digital Products in 2023. Dozens of people joined me in the course and many more have asked when I'll host it again. The answer is, soon. Subscribe to my weekly newsletter to find out when my next course is open for registration. When you subscribe you'll also get my tip of the week sent directly to your inbox at the start of every week. Thank you to everyone who supported my work this month by taking one of my courses, sharing a post with your colleagues, or simply sending a note to say hello. I appreciate it very much! I couldn't keep this going without you! These were the most popular posts in January:1. 27 Google Drive Tips and Tricks 2. Dozens of Tutorials for Getting Started With Google Forms 3. Dozens of PowerPoint Tips & Tricks 4. Dozens of Google Slides Tutorials 5. AI Writing Check 6. A Cool Tool for Uncluttering and Saving Online Articles 7. How to Sort Google Sheets and Forms Entries in Reverse Chronological Order 8. Students Can Create Their Own Video Games With Construct 3 9. BookWidgets Adds a New Video Quiz Option to Use in Google Classroom and Beyond 10. Three Ways to Create Your Own Mobile App Workshops and eBooks If you'd like to have me speak at your school or conference, please send me an email at richardbyrne (at) freetech4teachers.com or fill out the form on this page. Book me for this school year and I'll include copies of my eBook for all of the teachers in your school. 50 Tech Tuesday Tips! 50 Tech Tuesday Tips is an eBook that I created with busy tech coaches, tech integration specialists, and media specialists in mind. In it you'll find 50 ideas and tutorials that you can use as the basis of your own short PD sessions. Get a copy today! Other Places to Follow Me:
    How to Remove Apps and Files from Your Android Phone.png) Video - How to Remove Apps and Files from Your Android Phone  On a related note, if it has been a while since you last did an audit of the add-ons connected to your Google Workspace products, now's a good time to do that. When you find something that you no longer need, remove it. This short video shows you how to remove add-ons from Google Forms. The process is almost identical for Google Docs, Slides, and Sheets. Video - How to Remove Google Forms Add-ons  And if you have Chrome extensions installed that you no longer need, watch this video to learn how to remove them. Video - How to Manage Your Chrome Extensions    75 Google Documents Tutorials I didn't add every video that I've ever made about Google Docs to my new playlist. I only included the ones that are relevant today (the ones that were 14 years old got left out). That still left 75 Google Docs tutorial videos. You can binge watch all of them right here or take a look at the highlights that I've embedded below. Ten Google Docs Editing Features You Should Know How to Use How to Add Shapes and Drawings into Google Docs  Two Ways to Add Watermarks to Google Docs  How to Convert PDFs to Google Docs and More!  How to Use Inline Emojis in Google Docs  How to Download Google Docs    Terry Freedman's Article Planner and Writing Prompts Terry Freedman's article planner is available to use in Google Sheets and in Excel format. The planner has two purposes. The first purpose is keeping track of the progress you're making toward publishing a finished version of any article that you're writing. The second purpose is to generate writing prompts. As you can see in the screenshot below, you can use Terry's article planner to assign writing prompts to students. In one column you can have names, in another writing prompts, and genres in a third column. Use the drop-down menus to assign the prompts to students.  For more information on how to use Terry Freedman's article planner, read his directions and download a copy of the planner here.   More Recent Articles |
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