In this blog post and podcast episode, I’m sharing 15 Plug-and-Play Lesson Plans from Google’s Applied Digital Skills program.

These are perfect for Back-to-School or ANY TIME of year!

And Google has improved the integration of these lessons with Google Classroom, so it’s even EASIER now to assign these to students.

Kick off the school year with lessons that help students express themselves, build relationships, and stay organized while learning new technology skills.

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15 Plug-and-Play Lesson Plans from Google

Did you know that Google’s Applied Digital Skills program has readymade, plug-and-play lessons for your classroom?

Today, we are exploring a special collection of lesson plans for the back-to-school season, but this collection has ideas that will inspire you all year long. There are actually 21 lessons in this extensive collection, 15 of which are listed below.

Oh, and did I mention they have improved how these lessons integrate with Google Classroom? Easy peasy, lemon squeezy, y’all!

What is Applied Digital Skills?

Google’s Applied Digital Skills program is a flexible video-based curriculum that prepares students of all ages for the growing number of jobs that require basic digital skills.

This is a growing resource of lessons that walk students through each step of the creation process. You get the entire lesson, AND the step-by-step tech how-to.

And since this is video-based, students can pause the videos and rewatch them as needed.

But the best part is that these lessons are free and ready to use!

As you are getting kids back in the swing of things this school year, you can rely on these lessons to help your students learn how to complete basic technology tasks like using Google Classroom and help them learn how to use Google tools to create!

Learn more about using the Applied Digital Skills program and set up your teacher profile here.

Related: Back to School Lesson Planning Tips

1. Introduce Yourself in Google Slides

STUDENT DESCRIPTION: Create a slide that represents what makes you special or unique using Google Slides.

TIME TO COMPLETE: 45—90 minutes

DIGITAL TOOLS: Google Slides

SKILLS

• Communication
• Digital collaboration
• File sharing
• Internet search
• Presentation formatting
• Slide design

2. Respond to a Question in Google Classroom

STUDENT DESCRIPTION: Students will log into Google Classroom, join a class, and respond to a question from their teacher.

TIME TO COMPLETE: 45—90 minutes

DIGITAL TOOLS: Google Classroom, Gmail

SKILLS

• Collaboration
• Communication
• Digital collaboration
• Effective communication

Related: Google Classroom Advanced Tips (Part 1)

3. Present Your Ideas for Classroom Expectations

STUDENT DESCRIPTION: Create a group presentation to show your ideas for classroom expectations using Google Slides.

5. Design and Share a Digital Badge

STUDENT DESCRIPTION: Recognize a classmate’s words and actions by creating a digital badge in Google Drawings for a scrapbook in Google Slides.

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Welcome back, dedicated teachers!

As you gear up for another exciting academic year, we understand how valuable your time is.

To help you make the most out of Google’s suite of tools and save precious hours, we’ve compiled 17 quick tips that will streamline your workflow and enhance your back-to-school experience.

In this blog post, we’ll break down the key highlights from our YouTube video, providing you with a handy reference to these time-saving hacks.

17 Google Quick Tips for Back to School

00:11: Link Directly to a Google Classroom Assignment

Save your students from the hassle of navigating through multiple pages! Learn how to link them directly to a specific Google Classroom assignment efficiently. It’s a simple trick that can make a world of difference in easing the assignment access process.

01:04: Add Emojis to Topics and Assignments 

Who said assignments have to be boring? Discover how to inject some fun and creativity into your Google Classroom topics and assignments by adding emojis. Emojis can capture attention and make the learning experience more engaging.

Related: 100+ Google Quick Tips Video Library for Teachers

02:24: Use Google Templates and Assign in Google Classroom 

Tap into the power of Google Templates to save time on repetitive tasks. Find out how to use pre-designed templates and assign them directly through Google Classroom, streamlining your assignment distribution process.

11:48: Use Icons in the Google Chrome Bookmarks Bar 

Organize your bookmarks like a pro! Learn how to utilize icons in the Google Chrome bookmarks bar to create a visually appealing and easy-to-navigate setup, boosting your efficiency while browsing.

13:34: Google Chrome Tab Groups 

Tame the tab chaos with Google Chrome’s Tab Groups feature. Discover how to group related tabs together, keeping your browsing sessions organized and clutter-free.

Related: AI-Powered Google for Education Updates (Part 1)

16:07: Use the Citation Tool in Google Docs 

Say goodbye to manual citation headaches! Uncover the wonders of the citation tool in Google Docs, which can save you time and ensure accurate referencing in academic documents.

18:15: Create Interactive Google Slides 

Make your presentations stand out with interactivity! Learn how to create interactive Google Slides that captivate your audience and foster a more engaging learning environment.

21:07: Bookmark the Classwork Page in Google Classroom 

Get instant access to your classwork page with this nifty bookmarking tip. Save time and effort by quickly jumping to your Classwork tab in Google Classroom.

23:14: Tag Students in Class Comments in Google Classroom 

Personalize your feedback and communication with students! Find out how to tag individual students in class comments, making it easier for them to locate and respond to your messages.

Related: Custom Color Eyedropper in Google Slides!

25:00: Differentiate Assignments in Google Classroom 

Cater to diverse student needs by learning how to differentiate assignments in Google Classroom. Tailor tasks based on individual abilities and preferences, fostering a more inclusive learning environment.

26:17: Create a Reusable Google Classroom Class Template

Simplify class setup and save time on repetitive configurations. Discover how to create a reusable Google Classroom class template, perfect for new semesters or courses.

27:47: Use Private Comments for Reflection in Google Classroom

Promote meaningful dialogue with students using private comments. Learn how to leverage this feature in Google Classroom to provide personalized feedback and encourage student reflection.

31:32: Post Assignments to Multiple Classes in Google Classroom 

Efficiently manage multiple classes by posting assignments to multiple groups at once. Say farewell to redundant tasks and maximize your productivity.

32:36: How to Organize “Shared with Me” in Google Drive

Tidy up your Google Drive and regain control of your files! Explore techniques to efficiently organize the “Shared with Me” section, ensuring easy access to relevant documents.

We hope these 17 Google quick tips will be game-changers in optimizing your back-to-school season. Implement these time-saving hacks to streamline your tasks and devote more time to what matters most – educating and inspiring young minds!

Watch the full video above, and head over to our YouTube channel to subscribe!

Happy teaching and best wishes for a successful academic year!

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Google Quick Tips Video Library for Teachers

Each week on the Shake Up Learning Show podcast, I share a quick tip. These tips are 2 minutes or less and are all about your favorite Google tools–Google Classroom, Google Chrome, Google Drive, and more!

You can catch the tip by listening to the podcast or watch the quick tip video on YouTube!

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With the ALL-ACCESS Pass, participants can access all of the Master Classes, Online Workshops, Podcast PD, and the Members-Only Library! (*excludes Google Certification Academies).

Includes:

• The Google Classroom Master Class (valued at $99/year)
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It’s that time of year again! As many teachers begin to wrap up the end of the school year and prepare for summer, let’s make sure everything is clean and organized!

I’ve put together some Google Classroom cleanup tips for the end of the year!

Google Classroom and Google Drive can get quite messy throughout the school year, and you want to get everything cleaned up and set up for success in the next school year.

Now that even more teachers are using Google Classroom and planning for whatever the new normal is in the fall, it’s even more important to take the time to reflect, cleanup, and plan!

Let’s go all Marie Kondo and tidy up this mess!

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Quick Tip of the Week

From Google Drive on the desktop, you can preview files without having to open them in a new tab by selecting the file and hitting “P” on the keyboard. This is great for checking information in a document without having to open and close new tabs.

Watch this 2-minute video to learn how!

Google Classroom Cleanup Tips for the End of the Year

Below are six tips to help you clean up Google Classroom and prepare for the next school year.

Tip #1: Reflect on the Year

First things first, before you get all happy with the delete and archive buttons, I suggest you take the time to reflect so that you have a good idea of the files you want to keep, the lessons you want to improve and repeat, and those lessons and activities that totally bombed!

Reflection is a critical part of the lesson plan cycle.

Ideally, you want to reflect immediately following the lesson or activity.

However, teaching all day, lunch duty, bus duty, parent meetings, and staff development (among a million other things) doesn’t always give you the time you need for reflection. And given the fact that so many teachers just learned how to teach from home, there’s even more reason to reflect on the experience.

So take a breath, take some time to look through your Google Classroom assignments, their coordinating folders in Google Drive, and that pesky calendar.

What went well? What do you want to do differently next year?

Think about what went well PRE-COVID, and what went well during COVID-19 school closures. We need to be prepared for all possibilities.

Did you give too much or too little time for projects? How engaged were students at home?

Make some notes, digital or paper, before you get into cleaning mode!

Something else I want to encourage you to think about during this reflection time is how you used Google Classroom and G Suite tools in your classroom.

Did you use digital tools to substitute for what you did on paper? Or did you go further?

Did you take advantage of the collaborative features of G Suite? If so, how, and how can you improve? If not, why not?

If you have been uploading your PDF worksheets and Microsoft Office files into Google Classroom, did it transform the learning in any way? How might you move forward next year and take advantage of all Google has to offer?

If you want to learn more about using G Suite in your classroom, consider taking an online course, or even getting Google Certified!

Tips #2: Check Your “To Do” List in Google Classroom

Open up your “To Do” list in Google Classroom to see what work you need to review, grade, or return.

You can view all your classes at once, or use the drop down at the top to filter this list by class.

Depending on how much clean up you have to do, you can approach this in a few different ways.

You can open up each assignment individually if you have several assignments left to grade and return. (Remember, the using the Control key on your keyboard when you click will open the page in a new window.)

You can also click on the three dots to “mark as reviewed.” Marking as reviewed is just a way of moving assignments to the “reviewed” tab so you can clearly see what is left to do. Students will not be affected.

Tip #3: Clean Up Folders

One of the beautiful things about using Google Classroom is how it automagically connects to Google Drive and creates folders for each of your assignments.

Well, not that class has ended, you need to decide what to do with all of those folders and files.

Your earlier reflection should help you decide how to handle these files.

FIRST – DO NOT DELETE THE CLASSROOM FOLDER!

I repeat, DO NOT delete the Classroom folder from your Drive!

This folder is automatically created when you create your first class in Classroom and can be difficult to get back so leave it alone.

What you can do is move or delete the sub-folders and files that are contained in that Classroom folder.

This will be a personal preference kind of thing.

You can delete if you REALLY want to, but keep in mind that you have UNLIMITED storage in your Drive so you can be a pack rat if you want.

Personally, I like to curate exemplary work into a new folder to reference or share later.

I also like to create master folders for each school year, like “2018-2019 Classes.” You can create a folder like this in your Drive, or even as a sub-folder within the Classroom folder. Then just click and drag to move things around.

Tip #4: What to Do with All Those Calendars!

Another fantastic feature of Google Classroom is the way it creates a Google Calendar for each of your classes and adds due dates!

But when you go to Google Calendar, your list of calendars is cluttered with classes that you don’t teach anymore.

If this drives you crazy, you can delete those calendars from your list.

However, consider printing your class calendar to a PDF, or take a screenshot so you can reference your due dates when planning next year. (Tip: choose the schedule view so you can see the dates in a list.)

1. Open your Google Calendar and go to the setting icon near the top-right and click “Settings.”
2. Scroll down until you see your list of calendars on the left and click on the calendar you wish to delete.
3. Scroll down to the bottom of the page and click “Delete,” and then confirm you want to permanently delete.

Tip #5: Set Up a Class Template for Next Year

Did you know you can copy an entire class in Google Classroom?

When you do so, it will copy almost everything and save your assignments as drafts so you can easily reschedule.

This is a huge time-saver for the beginning of school, so why not create your ideal class template while everything is still fresh on the brain?

My advice is to make a copy of your class and edit it to be your “template,” that you can reuse year after year.

I have step-by-step directions for setting up your own class template in this post.

See also: How to Create a Reusable Class Template in Google Classroom

Tip #6: Archive Classes

Last, but certainly not least, you can archive your classes in Google Classroom.

This tip is last in the list because you want to make sure you have taken care of all of the things mentioned above before you are ready to archive.

To archive a class, go to your Google Classroom homepage and click on the three dots on the class card, then choose “Archive.”

You will receive a quick warning about what this means.

Click “Archive” to confirm.

Archival is great because it moves the class out of your list, but it can always be accessed or restored if you need it.

Go to your main menu (three lines) and scroll down to the bottom and select “Archive” to see your archived classes. You can also copy, restore, or delete them from here.

What would you add to this list?

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We also offer group, campus, and district licenses to help get all your teachers on board!

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Let’s continue to discuss all the Google for Education updates coming your way!

In this podcast series, Kasey explains the important updates teachers need to know.

In this episode (Part 2), we explore Google Classroom Practice Sets, interactive YouTube lessons, privacy and safety, and more!

Did you miss Part 1? You can read or listen here.

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This episode is sponsored by Everfi.

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AI-Powered Google for Education Updates (Part 2)

In Part 1, I shared updates to Google Docs, Chromebooks, Chrome, and more. In part 2, we are taking a closer look at the updates to Google Classroom and some important privacy and safety updates.

Please note, most of these updates require a paid tier of Google for Education.

Google Classroom Practice Sets (coming soon)

Google Classroom Practice Sets are coming soon to those with the Teaching and Learning Upgrade or higher.

With practice sets, teachers can transform a PDF into interactive assignments and use the auto-grading tool to save time.


Practice sets also help teachers figure out which concepts need more instruction time and who could use extra support, giving them quick performance insights to shape future lesson plans.

*Related: Google Classroom Advanced Tips (Part 1)

All practice sets you create will be located in the practice sets library within Google Classroom (available from the main menu).

Teachers can upload questions from a PDF or write their own questions and turn them into interactive learning experiences with immediate feedback for students.

The creation process looks very similar to Google Forms and Quizzes with similar question types, click-and-drag to reorder, etc.

Math teachers will appreciate the built-in math keyboard for special characters.

*Related: The Google Classroom Master Class Online Course

But practice sets use adaptive learning technology to help identify the relevant skills for the question and add hints and resources for students who need extra help.

Students open practice sets from the assignment inside Google Classroom.

As they work, auto-grading lets them know right away if their answer is correct. If they don’t get it the first time, they are offered hints and resources.

Teachers get a quick view of class performance and can see student work for every attempt they make per problem, and make data-informed instructional decisions.

At first look, the platform looks best for math and science questions that have one correct answer, and more difficult for subjective topics.

FREE Training on Practice Sets available here.

Interactive YouTube Questions (coming soon)

Soon, teachers will be able to add questions to a YouTube video and assign it inside of Google Classroom.

As the video plays, students can answer the questions, get real-time feedback on their responses and rewatch the video as needed.

Educators can receive data about student progress and see what questions were the most challenging for their students.

Safety & Security Updates

ChromeOS (available now)

• Block, warn, and report end-user actions
• Clipboard and printing
• Screen capture and sharing
• Dynamic electronic privacy screen controls
• Google security center integration

App Badges in Admin Console (available now)

We’re adding app badges, which will help admins evaluate important app information like app usage, developer information, and user reviews directly within Admin Console.

Context Aware Access Updates (coming soon)

Last year, Google launched context aware access which lets admins control which apps can be accessed based on context, like whether their device complies with an IT policy or whether they’re currently connected to the school wifi.

• Set rules for apps that are accessing Workspace data via APIs.
• Block managed Chrome browsers, and set data protection rule conditions.
• Understand the number of users impacted before deploying new settings and make updates as needed

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Grading and student feedback take up most of a teacher’s non-instructional time, and rightfully so: students (and their guardians) rely on teacher feedback to make meaningful improvements over the course of a school term.

Fast, efficient grading benefits both students and teachers alike.

But how can teachers speed up the grading process without sacrificing the quality of feedback for students?

This post is sponsored by Schoolytics.

A Teacher’s Checklist for Fast, Effective Feedback

Let’s break this big goal down into three smaller ones:

Goal #1: Spot blank assignments as the due date approaches

When it comes to missing and late assignments, it pays to be proactive. A friendly nudge before the deadline can get a student back on track and simplify your grading process.

If you’re looking for an easy way to do this, sign up for Schoolytics (it’s free for teachers) and use it to filter assignments by those with zero attachments. Then, return those blank assignments to students along with a note to the student and guardian.

Goal #2: Return on-time work within 1 day of the due date

Easier said than done, right?

This is likely the most challenging of the three goals, but the good news is that there’s (free!) technology that makes it easier to grade quickly and efficiently without adding to your workload.

Use Schoolytics to sort assignments by those that were submitted on time, then filter by the trailing week. This assignment list should be prioritized for grading. With a focused, finite list of assignments to return, grading becomes a bit less daunting!

Goal #3: Model a growth mindset for students

Keeping students encouraged and engaged is key to their success. Research shows that students who learn that intelligence and ability are malleable – rather than fixed – exhibit higher academic achievement and attempt more challenging tasks.

One of the simplest ways to keep students motivated is to help them set realistic goals.

If those goals follow the SMART framework, they should be achievable and time-bound, which means before long, you’ll be able to celebrate some wins! One way to do this is to use Schoolytics to send students high-fives based on assignment completion criteria that you select.

Grading student work quickly can be an added stressor for already-overworked teachers, but fast feedback is essential for helping students grow their knowledge and achieve their goals.

With goals in place and the right technology supporting you, fast grading gets a bit easier.

If you found these tips helpful, take them with you! Download a PDF version of the guide below.

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Here are the BEST Blog Posts and Podcasts of 2022!

I have compiled a list of the BEST and most popular Shake Up Learning blog posts and podcast episodes from 2022.

These posts are loaded with the BEST teacher tips and lesson ideas of the year.

A special thank you to all the Shake Up Learning readers and listeners. Y’all are the absolute best!

And thank you for all you do!

Pat yourself on the back for surviving another crazy year!

Let’s take some time to reflect on the positive and make 2023 the best year yet!

Reflection is a critical part of the learning process for teachers and students, so I like to take a look back.

I like to take a more in-depth look at what teacher tips, blog posts, and podcast episodes were the most popular and generated the most comments and traffic.

The goal of this blog has always been to provide teachers with digital learning resources, tips, and tricks, and help teachers find ways to integrate technology meaningfully in the classroom.

This list helps me decide what content to create and how to best help teachers in 2023.

What Do YOU Want to See in 2023?

I want to serve my audience! Help me better serve you by completing this short, 60-second survey. (The form is also embedded at the bottom of this post.)

This survey is your chance to let me know more about you and what you need in 2023.

The Top 20 Posts of 2022

Drumroll, please…Here are the most popular blog posts and podcast episodes of the year!

1. 15 Google Classroom Tips for Teachers

Google Classroom has improved vastly over the years, and teachers have learned how to make the most of this flexible assignment manager and communication hub. These are tips are FOR teachers and recommended BY teachers!

2. Time-Saving Gmail Hacks for Teachers – SULS0149

In this episode, Kasey shares her favorite Gmail hacks and features to help teachers save time and make the most of this robust tool. Let’s get organized, save time and frustration, manage annoying emails, and get to what’s important.

3. 30 Things You Didn’t Know Google Slides Could Do! (FREE eBook and Templates) – SULS0152

In this special episode, Kasey shares 30 Things You Didn’t Know Google Slides Could Do and a FREE eBook download with templates! A follow-up to one of our most popular blog and podcast series, Kasey is going to give you even more ideas for student-created projects with Google Slides. There is so much you can create with the Swiss Army Knife of Google!

4. 15+ Ways to Use Drop-Down Menus in Google Docs – SULS0161

In this episode, Kasey explores a new feature in Google Docs–the drop-down menu! Kasey shares 15+ ways for teachers and students to make the most of this creative and customizable new feature, including choice boards, PBL, peer reviews, trackers, and more!

5. 8 Cool Tools You Didn’t Know! (FETC Highlights) – SULS0146

In this episode, Kasey chats with Shake Up Learning Team member, Susan Vincentz about her favorite sessions at the FETC conference. Susan shares 8 Cool Tools You Didn’t Know! Come learn with us and get FETC takeaways!

6. 10 Things for Teachers to Try in 2022 – SULS0140

In this episode, Kasey shares 10 Things for Teachers to Try in 2022. We will explore strategies, digital tools, professional learning, and much more! (10 Things to Try in 2023 coming soon!)

7. 10 Reasons to Think Before You Share Photos of Children Online – SULS0153

The photo may seem innocent to you. You may have parents’ permission and be sharing something awesome, beautiful, or even funny, but there’s a dark side to the Internet that every teacher, administrator, and parent should know. Please think before sharing ANY photos of ANY child online. Here are 10 Reasons to Think Before You Share Photos of Children Online.

8. 20 New Ways to Use Google Classroom [infographic]

Google Classroom can be used for so much more than just your traditional classroom LMS. This powerful tool can provide a space for teacher-to-teacher collaboration, professional learning and support, parent communication, and even special projects and enrichment classes for students. Consider these 20 New Ways to Use Google Classroom.

9. The FREE Lesson Plans and Resources You Aren’t Using! (but should be) – SULS0148

In this episode, Kasey chats with Rich Dixon, Senior Director of Innovative Learning at Hāpara. Rich shares the power of Open Educational Resources (OER)–what they are, where to find them, and how to get started. The FREE Lesson Plans and Resources You Aren’t Using (but should be)–Find free, standards-aligned lesson plans and teaching resources for your classroom. (This episode sponsored by Hāpara.) Stop buying lesson plans and worksheets and access the wonderful free resources available to you!

10. 7 Reasons You Need to Try Voice Typing in Google Docs

Google Docs is fully-loaded with some features that can save us time in and out of the classroom, and oftentimes can even save us a little heartache when it comes to supporting students. One tiny little feature that packs an amazing punch is Voice Typing in Google Docs.

11. How to Create Stop Motion Animation Activities for Students with Google Slides – SULS0179

In this episode, Kasey gives a full tutorial on creating stop-motion activities for students in Google Slides. This special edition podcast is also available as a full video tutorial on YouTube. Let’s discover how easy stop-motion animation can be and learn how to create some fun fall activities for your students.

12. Google Classroom + BookWidgets = Superpowered Digital Classroom – SULS0145

Combine Google Classroom and BookWidgets to superpower your digital classroom! In this episode, Kasey chats with Educational Technologist and BookWidgets expert, Sheryl Place. Sheryl shares the magic of BookWidgets, and how teachers can create engaging online activities that take worksheets from static to dynamic.

13. Must-Have Tips and Tools for Pandemic Teaching – SULS0141

In this episode, Kasey shares her best Pandemic Teaching tips and tools. Everything you need to survive this school year and thrive beyond. Learn practice strategies, organization techniques, and a whole list of tools to make teaching this year EASIER!

14. 10+ Chrome Tips and Tricks for Teachers and Students – SULS0165

There’s no place like Chrome for teachers and students! In this episode, we are jumping into some Google Chrome updates, features, and tips for teachers and students. Let’s learn how to make the most of the Chrome browser, save time and clicks, and get organized.

15. Emoji Assessments for Any Classroom – SULS0168

In this episode, I’m sharing ideas for using emojis in your informal and formative assessments. This tool can be used for more than emotions and SEL! Use emojis to create a key to check for understanding, reflect, self-assess, peer-assess, or give feedback!

16. Google Keep Tips for a Productive School Year – SULS0171

In this episode, Kasey is sharing her latest Google Keep tips and time-savers to help educators have a productive school year. Let’s talk keyboard shortcuts, google calendar connections, labels and organization, checklists, using Canva to create headers, scanning paper documents, annotation, grading and feedback, and more!

BONUS: Get access to Kasey’s FREE Canva headers to use in Google Keep. If you don’t love Google Keep already, you will after this episode!

17. 6 Steps to Creating Custom Choice Boards – SULS0176

In this episode, I’m sharing my brand new framework for designing meaningful choice boards for the K-12 classroom. I will walk you step-by-step through the process to ensure it aligns with your standards and learning outcomes, how to select the choice board style, and share important tips along the way.

18. Back to School Lesson Planning Tips – SULS0167

In this episode, I’m sharing lesson planning resources, tips and templates to help you prepare for the back-to-school season. Let’s explore where to find lesson ideas, how to use and revise templates, free lesson plans, packaging assignments, and pitfalls to avoid!

19. 20 Ways to Use Screencasting in the Classroom – SULS0162

Kasey has been keeping a secret! She’s had early access to Google’s brand-new Screencast app for Chromebooks. In this episode, Kasey is giving you all the details and her thoughts on this new tool for the classroom. Plus, she’ll be sharing 20 Ways to Use Screencasting in the Classroom!

20. Google Productivity Tips to Rock the School Year! (Keep, Tasks, & Calendar!) – SULS0170

I am sharing valuable productivity tips using Google Tasks, Google Calendar, and even a bonus Google Keep tip! Are you making the most of all that Google has to offer? Learn shortcuts, hidden features, and awesome tips to help you save time, get things done, and rock the school year!

Did you catch the Top 10 Google Tips of the Year?

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I’ve been creating these weekly Google Quick Tip videos for teachers since 2020. And now there are 100 video tutorials available on the Shake Up Learning YouTube channel! (More added each week!)

100+ Google Quick Tip Videos for Teachers!

Here’s a handy Google Doc with each video categorized by application. (Please do not request access. Add a shortcut to Drive.)

Or play the videos directly on this page (below the doc).

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17 Time-Saving Google Quick Tips for Back to School <br /> Calling all educators! <br /> Welcome to our ultimate guide featuring 17 indispensable Google tips to make your back-to-school season a breeze. Get ready to streamline your workflow with game-changing hacks for Google Chrome, Google Classroom, Google Slides, Google Drive, Google Docs, and more!<br /> <br /> In this Video:<br /> 1⃣ Google Chrome: How to use tab groups and create a visual bookmarks bar with icons!<br /> 2⃣ Google Classroom Hacks: Create a reusable class template, bookmark the Classwork page, tag students, differentiate, post assignments to multiple classes, use private comments for reflection, link directly to an assignment, use emojis in topics and assignments, and more!<br /> 3⃣ Create interactive Google Slides!<br /> 4⃣ Google Drive Tips: Organize and manage your files effortlessly with these Drive hacks. Add files to multiple folders and organize "shared with me."<br /> 5⃣ Google Docs Citations: Learn how to use this amazing built-in citation tool!<br /> <br /> Are you ready to revolutionize the way you navigate Google's suite of tools? Dive into this video now and be prepared to save valuable time during this busy back-to-school season. <br /> <br /> Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell to stay updated on more helpful content! <br /> <br /> In this video:<br /> 00:11 - Link directly to a Google Classroom Assignment<br /> 01:04 - Add emojis to topics and assignments<br /> 02:24 - Use Google templates and assign in Google Classroom<br /> 11:48 - Use icons in the Google Chrome bookmarks bar<br /> 13:34 - Google Chrome tab groups<br /> 16:07 - Use the citation tool in Google Docs<br /> 18:15 - Create interactive Google Slides<br /> 21:07 - Bookmark the classwork page in Google Classroom<br /> 23:14 - Tag students in class comments in Google Classroom<br /> 25:00 - Differentiate assignments in Google Classroom<br /> 26:17 - Create a reusable Google Classroom Class Template<br /> 27:47 - Use private comments for reflection in Google Classroom<br /> 31:32 - Post assignments to multiple classes in Google Classroom<br /> 32:36 - How to organize "shared with me" in Google Drive<br /> <br /> #BackToSchool #GoogleTips #Educators #TimeSavingHacks<br /> <br /> Related: Change Default Font in Google Docs https://youtu.be/bWOx433BWsc<br /> <br /> Related: PageLESS Google Docs<br /> https://youtu.be/Ms87xULLaYQ<br /> <br /> Related: Table Templates in Google Docs<br /> https://youtu.be/9aj_sJjJQe0<br /> <br /> Related: Drop-down Menus in Google Docs<br /> https://youtu.be/YpyZ9gvH4mc<br /> <br /> Get the FREE Google Classroom Cheat Sheets for Teachers and Students: https://shakeuplearning.com/blog/the-google-classroom-cheat-sheets-for-teachers-and-students/<br /> <br /> Listen to the Shake Up Learning Show podcast for quick tips every week: https://shakeuplearning.com/shake-up-learning-show-podcast-with-kasey-bell/<br /> <br /> Subscribe to Shake Up Learning emails to get free tips and resources delivered to your inbox each week! http://shakeuplearning.com/subscribe<br /> <br /> Oh and follow us!<br /> http://twitter.com/shakeuplearning<br /> http://instagram.com/shakeuplearning<br /> http://pinterest.com/shakeuplearning<br /> http://facebook.com/shakeuplearning<br /> https://www.tiktok.com/@shakeuplearning" data-video-title="17 Google Quick Tips for Back to School" data-channel-id="UCCay74LkaxF6q-_qxXoYXSQ"> 17 Time-Saving Google Quick Tips for Back to School Calling all educators! Welcome to our ultimate guide featuring 17 indispensable Google tips to make your back-to-school season a breeze. Get ready to streamline your workflow with game-changing hacks for Google Chrome, Google Classroom, Google Slides, Google Drive, Google Docs, and more! In this Video: 1⃣ Google Chrome: How to use tab groups and create a visual bookmarks bar with icons! 2⃣ Google Classroom Hacks: Create a reusable class template, bookmark the Classwork page, tag students, differentiate, post assignments to multiple classes, use private comments for reflection, link directly to an assignment, use emojis in topics and assignments, and more! 3⃣ Create interactive Google Slides! 4⃣ Google Drive Tips: Organize and manage your files effortlessly with these Drive hacks. Add files to multiple folders and organize "shared with me." 5⃣ Google Docs Citations: Learn how to use this amazing built-in citation tool! Are you ready to revolutionize the way you navigate Google's suite of tools? Dive into this video now and be prepared to save valuable time during this busy back-to-school season. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell to stay updated on more helpful content! In this video: 00:11 - Link directly to a Google Classroom Assignment 01:04 - Add emojis to topics and assignments 02:24 - Use Google templates and assign in Google Classroom 11:48 - Use icons in the Google Chrome bookmarks bar 13:34 - Google Chrome tab groups 16:07 - Use the citation tool in Google Docs 18:15 - Create interactive Google Slides 21:07 - Bookmark the classwork page in Google Classroom 23:14 - Tag students in class comments in Google Classroom 25:00 - Differentiate assignments in Google Classroom 26:17 - Create a reusable Google Classroom Class Template 27:47 - Use private comments for reflection in Google Classroom 31:32 - Post assignments to multiple classes in Google Classroom 32:36 - How to organize "shared with me" in Google Drive #BackToSchool #GoogleTips #Educators #TimeSavingHacks Related: Change Default Font in Google Docs https://youtu.be/bWOx433BWsc Related: PageLESS Google Docs https://youtu.be/Ms87xULLaYQ Related: Table Templates in Google Docs https://youtu.be/9aj_sJjJQe0 Related: Drop-down Menus in Google Docs https://youtu.be/YpyZ9gvH4mc Get the FREE Google Classroom Cheat Sheets for Teachers and Students: https://shakeuplearning.com/blog/the-google-classroom-cheat-sheets-for-teachers-and-students/ Listen to the Shake Up Learning Show podcast for quick tips every week: https://shakeuplearning.com/shake-up-learning-show-podcast-with-kasey-bell/ Subscribe to Shake Up Learning emails to get free tips and resources delivered to your inbox each week! http://shakeuplearning.com/subscribe Oh and follow us! http://twitter.com/shakeuplearning http://instagram.com/shakeuplearning http://pinterest.com/shakeuplearning http://facebook.com/shakeuplearning https://www.tiktok.com/@shakeuplearning">

17 Time-Saving Google Quick Tips for Back to School
Calling all educators!
Welcome to our ultimate guide featuring 17 indispensable Google tips to make your back-to-school season a breeze. Get ready to streamline your workflow with game-changing hacks for Google Chrome, Google Classroom, Google Slides, Google Drive, Google Docs, and more!

In this Video:
1⃣ Google Chrome: How to use tab groups and create a visual bookmarks bar with icons!
2⃣ Google Classroom Hacks: Create a reusable class template, bookmark the Classwork page, tag students, differentiate, post assignments to multiple classes, use private comments for reflection, link directly to an assignment, use emojis in topics and assignments, and more!
3⃣ Create interactive Google Slides!
4⃣ Google Drive Tips: Organize and manage your files effortlessly with these Drive hacks. Add files to multiple folders and organize "shared with me."
5⃣ Google Docs Citations: Learn how to use this amazing built-in citation tool!

Are you ready to revolutionize the way you navigate Google's suite of tools? Dive into this video now and be prepared to save valuable time during this busy back-to-school season.

Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell to stay updated on more helpful content!

In this video:
00:11 - Link directly to a Google Classroom Assignment
01:04 - Add emojis to topics and assignments
02:24 - Use Google templates and assign in Google Classroom
11:48 - Use icons in the Google Chrome bookmarks bar
13:34 - Google Chrome tab groups
16:07 - Use the citation tool in Google Docs
18:15 - Create interactive Google Slides
21:07 - Bookmark the classwork page in Google Classroom
23:14 - Tag students in class comments in Google Classroom
25:00 - Differentiate assignments in Google Classroom
26:17 - Create a reusable Google Classroom Class Template
27:47 - Use private comments for reflection in Google Classroom
31:32 - Post assignments to multiple classes in Google Classroom
32:36 - How to organize "shared with me" in Google Drive

#BackToSchool #GoogleTips #Educators #TimeSavingHacks

Related: Change Default Font in Google Docs https://youtu.be/bWOx433BWsc

Related: PageLESS Google Docs
https://youtu.be/Ms87xULLaYQ

Related: Table Templates in Google Docs
https://youtu.be/9aj_sJjJQe0

Related: Drop-down Menus in Google Docs
https://youtu.be/YpyZ9gvH4mc

Get the FREE Google Classroom Cheat Sheets for Teachers and Students: https://shakeuplearning.com/blog/the-google-classroom-cheat-sheets-for-teachers-and-students/

Listen to the Shake Up Learning Show podcast for quick tips every week: https://shakeuplearning.com/shake-up-learning-show-podcast-with-kasey-bell/

Subscribe to Shake Up Learning emails to get free tips and resources delivered to your inbox each week! http://shakeuplearning.com/subscribe

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17 Google Quick Tips for Back to School

ShakeUpLearning 2.7K views July 25, 2023 12:19 pm

Google Docs just got some new features that make creating a Table of Contents so much easier! You can now customize styles, headings, indent, links, tab leaders, and more. If you wanted to know how to get the "dots" for your table of contents, this is your video!<br /> <br /> Related: Change Default Font in Google Docs https://youtu.be/bWOx433BWsc<br /> <br /> Related: PageLESS Google Docs<br /> https://youtu.be/Ms87xULLaYQ<br /> <br /> Related: Table Templates in Google Docs<br /> https://youtu.be/9aj_sJjJQe0<br /> <br /> Related: Drop-down Menus in Google Docs<br /> https://youtu.be/YpyZ9gvH4mc<br /> <br /> Get the FREE Google Classroom Cheat Sheets for Teachers and Students: https://shakeuplearning.com/blog/the-google-classroom-cheat-sheets-for-teachers-and-students/<br /> <br /> Listen to the Shake Up Learning Show podcast for quick tips every week: https://shakeuplearning.com/shake-up-learning-show-podcast-with-kasey-bell/<br /> <br /> Subscribe to Shake Up Learning emails to get free tips and resources delivered to your inbox each week! http://shakeuplearning.com/subscribe<br /> <br /> Oh and follow us!<br /> http://twitter.com/shakeuplearning<br /> http://instagram.com/shakeuplearning<br /> http://pinterest.com/shakeuplearning<br /> http://facebook.com/shakeuplearning<br /> https://www.tiktok.com/@shakeuplearning" data-video-title="How to Create a Table of Contents in Google Docs (NEW Features)" data-channel-id="UCCay74LkaxF6q-_qxXoYXSQ"> Related: Change Default Font in Google Docs https://youtu.be/bWOx433BWsc Related: PageLESS Google Docs https://youtu.be/Ms87xULLaYQ Related: Table Templates in Google Docs https://youtu.be/9aj_sJjJQe0 Related: Drop-down Menus in Google Docs https://youtu.be/YpyZ9gvH4mc Get the FREE Google Classroom Cheat Sheets for Teachers and Students: https://shakeuplearning.com/blog/the-google-classroom-cheat-sheets-for-teachers-and-students/ Listen to the Shake Up Learning Show podcast for quick tips every week: https://shakeuplearning.com/shake-up-learning-show-podcast-with-kasey-bell/ Subscribe to Shake Up Learning emails to get free tips and resources delivered to your inbox each week! http://shakeuplearning.com/subscribe Oh and follow us! http://twitter.com/shakeuplearning http://instagram.com/shakeuplearning http://pinterest.com/shakeuplearning http://facebook.com/shakeuplearning https://www.tiktok.com/@shakeuplearning">

Google Docs just got some new features that make creating a Table of Contents so much easier! You can now customize styles, headings, indent, links, tab leaders, and more. If you wanted to know how to get the "dots" for your table of contents, this is your video!

Related: Change Default Font in Google Docs https://youtu.be/bWOx433BWsc

Related: PageLESS Google Docs
https://youtu.be/Ms87xULLaYQ

Related: Table Templates in Google Docs
https://youtu.be/9aj_sJjJQe0

Related: Drop-down Menus in Google Docs
https://youtu.be/YpyZ9gvH4mc

Get the FREE Google Classroom Cheat Sheets for Teachers and Students: https://shakeuplearning.com/blog/the-google-classroom-cheat-sheets-for-teachers-and-students/

Listen to the Shake Up Learning Show podcast for quick tips every week: https://shakeuplearning.com/shake-up-learning-show-podcast-with-kasey-bell/

Subscribe to Shake Up Learning emails to get free tips and resources delivered to your inbox each week! http://shakeuplearning.com/subscribe

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How to Create a Table of Contents in Google Docs (NEW Features)

ShakeUpLearning 13.5K views April 4, 2023 8:00 am

Google for Education Updates You NEED to Know: https://youtu.be/T4_qG8eCOBY Related: PageLESS Google Docs https://youtu.be/Ms87xULLaYQ Related: Table Templates in Google Docs https://youtu.be/9aj_sJjJQe0 Related: Drop-down Menus in Google Docs https://youtu.be/YpyZ9gvH4mc Get FREE Google Classroom Resources: https://shakeuplearning.com/blog/category/google/google-classroom/ Get the FREE Google Classroom Cheat Sheets for Teachers and Students: https://shakeuplearning.com/blog/the-google-classroom-cheat-sheets-for-teachers-and-students/ Join the Google Classroom Master Class: https://shakeuplearning.teachable.com/p/getting-started-with-google-classroom-course Listen to the Shake Up Learning Show podcast for quick tips every week: https://shakeuplearning.com/shake-up-learning-show-podcast-with-kasey-bell/ Be sure to subscribe for more tips and awesomeness! https://www.youtube.com/shakeuplearning Subscribe to Shake Up Learning emails to get free tips and resources delivered to your inbox each week! http://shakeuplearning.com/subscribe Oh and follow us! http://twitter.com/shakeuplearning http://instagram.com/shakeuplearning http://pinterest.com/shakeuplearning http://facebook.com/shakeuplearning https://www.tiktok.com/@shakeuplearning">

Google continues to update the smart canvas features, including special chips and insert features inside Google Docs and Google Sheets. In this video, I will show you some of the newest features.

Coming soon! Video showcasing many new updates for Google Workspace for Education users! (3/28/23) Subscribe to the channel so you can access the premiere!

Related: PageLESS Google Docs
https://youtu.be/Ms87xULLaYQ

Related: Table Templates in Google Docs
https://youtu.be/9aj_sJjJQe0

Related: Drop-down Menus in Google Docs
https://youtu.be/YpyZ9gvH4mc

Get FREE Google Classroom Resources: https://shakeuplearning.com/blog/category/google/google-classroom/

Get the FREE Google Classroom Cheat Sheets for Teachers and Students: https://shakeuplearning.com/blog/the-google-classroom-cheat-sheets-for-teachers-and-students/

Join the Google Classroom Master Class: https://shakeuplearning.teachable.com/p/getting-started-with-google-classroom-course

Listen to the Shake Up Learning Show podcast for quick tips every week: https://shakeuplearning.com/shake-up-learning-show-podcast-with-kasey-bell/

Be sure to subscribe for more tips and awesomeness! https://www.youtube.com/shakeuplearning

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New Smart Canvas Features in Google Docs and Sheets

ShakeUpLearning 2.4K views March 27, 2023 12:52 pm

Google has finally updated its Google Trends tool! Explore real-time and historical Google Search Trends trends over time, across regions, and more.

https://trends.google.com/
https://trends.google.com/trends/hottrends/visualize

*Related: How to Insert Drop-down Menus in Google Docs
https://youtu.be/YpyZ9gvH4mc

*Related: How to Change the Default Font in Google Sheets
https://youtu.be/KVYo8FIr6N8

*Related: How to Change the Default Font in Google Slides: https://youtu.be/EBk2mVu9378

*Related: How to Change the Default Font in Google Docs: https://youtu.be/bWOx433BWsc

Get FREE Google Classroom Resources: https://shakeuplearning.com/blog/category/google/google-classroom/

Get the FREE Google Classroom Cheat Sheets for Teachers and Students: https://shakeuplearning.com/blog/the-google-classroom-cheat-sheets-for-teachers-and-students/

Join the Google Classroom Master Class: https://shakeuplearning.teachable.com/p/getting-started-with-google-classroom-course

Listen to the Shake Up Learning Show podcast for quick tips every week: https://shakeuplearning.com/shake-up-learning-show-podcast-with-kasey-bell/

Be sure to subscribe for more tips and awesomeness! https://www.youtube.com/shakeuplearning

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A Brand New Google Trends! (What's trending in Google Search?)

ShakeUpLearning 1.4K views March 22, 2023 10:09 am

Did you know you can open a side panel in Google Chrome? You can use the side panel to display your search results on the right side of the window while viewing pages from your search on the left.

This is much easier than going back and forth between tabs when searching. It's also great for student research!

(OH! and the side panel also allows you to save reading lists, view bookmarks, and your Google Search journeys.)

* Related: Name and Color Code Chrome Tab Groups
https://youtu.be/_OMhcSFtbrE

* Related: Pinned Tabs
https://youtu.be/goRXbt1Kz5o

* Related: Continue Where You Left Off
https://youtu.be/YKei8tmi3H8

Join the Google Classroom Master Class: https://shakeuplearning.teachable.com/p/getting-started-with-google-classroom-course

Get FREE Google Classroom Resources: https://shakeuplearning.com/blog/category/google/google-classroom/

Get the FREE Google Classroom Cheat Sheets for Teachers and Students: https://shakeuplearning.com/blog/the-google-classroom-cheat-sheets-for-teachers-and-students/

Listen to the Shake Up Learning Show podcast for quick tips every week: https://shakeuplearning.com/shake-up-learning-show-podcast-with-kasey-bell/

Be sure to subscribe for more tips and awesomeness! https://www.youtube.com/shakeuplearning

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The Google Chrome Side Panel Search

ShakeUpLearning 2.9K views March 8, 2023 9:00 am

Hooray! A new feature in Pageless Google Docs!
You can now pin the header of a table in a pageless Google Doc. (I needed this!)

Related: PageLESS Google Docs
https://youtu.be/Ms87xULLaYQ

Related: Table Templates in Google Docs
https://youtu.be/9aj_sJjJQe0

Related: Drop-down Menus in Google Docs
https://youtu.be/YpyZ9gvH4mc

Get FREE Google Classroom Resources: https://shakeuplearning.com/blog/category/google/google-classroom/

Get the FREE Google Classroom Cheat Sheets for Teachers and Students: https://shakeuplearning.com/blog/the-google-classroom-cheat-sheets-for-teachers-and-students/

Join the Google Classroom Master Class: https://shakeuplearning.teachable.com/p/getting-started-with-google-classroom-course

Listen to the Shake Up Learning Show podcast for quick tips every week: https://shakeuplearning.com/shake-up-learning-show-podcast-with-kasey-bell/

Be sure to subscribe for more tips and awesomeness! https://www.youtube.com/shakeuplearning

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Pin Header in Pageless Google Docs Tables

ShakeUpLearning 1.5K views February 28, 2023 8:00 am

This new feature can save you tons of time "picking" the exact color for your Google Slides projects.

Note: The eyedropper only works inside slides and will not "travel" to other websites.

*How to Change the Default Font in Google Slides:
https://youtu.be/EBk2mVu9378

*How to Change the Link Color in Google Slides Themes: https://youtu.be/Qq6kUTTM5Hw

*Join the Google Classroom Master Class: https://shakeuplearning.teachable.com/p/getting-started-with-google-classroom-course

*Get FREE Google Classroom Resources: https://shakeuplearning.com/blog/category/google/google-classroom/

*Get the FREE Google Classroom Cheat Sheets for Teachers and Students: https://shakeuplearning.com/blog/the-google-classroom-cheat-sheets-for-teachers-and-students/

*Listen to the Shake Up Learning Show podcast for quick tips every week: https://shakeuplearning.com/shake-up-learning-show-podcast-with-kasey-bell/

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Custom Color Eyedropper in Google Slides

ShakeUpLearning 8.7K views February 21, 2023 8:00 am

A new feature in Google Meet! You can now react with 8 different emojis.

Get FREE Google Classroom Resources: https://shakeuplearning.com/blog/category/google/google-classroom/

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Emoji Reactions in Google Meet

ShakeUpLearning 3.4K views February 14, 2023 8:00 am

Did you know you can create an event for "focus time" in Google Calendar? This is a perfect way to protect your time and let others know you are focusing on deep work.

*Related: Create Meeting Notes in Google Calendar (one-click!)
https://youtu.be/U381mt0HRdA

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Protecting Your Focus Time in Google Calendar

ShakeUpLearning 596 views January 25, 2023 11:39 am

New Google Sheets feature!
You can now insert a drop-down menu, or what Google calls "chips". This is a great way to save time entering information into a Google Sheet.

*Related: How to Insert Drop-down Menus in Google Docs
https://youtu.be/YpyZ9gvH4mc

*Related: How to Change the Default Font in Google Sheets
https://youtu.be/KVYo8FIr6N8

Did you know that Google Sheets now has themes? Yes! And you can customize everything including the font!

*Related: How to Change the Default Font in Google Slides: https://youtu.be/EBk2mVu9378

*Related: How to Change the Default Font in Google Docs: https://youtu.be/bWOx433BWsc

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How to Insert Drop Down Chips in Google Sheets

ShakeUpLearning 2.4K views January 18, 2023 9:55 am

New feature alert! You can now follow other collaborators in Google Slides, and when they jump to a different slide, YOU jump to a different slide.

How to Change the Default Font in Google Slides:
https://youtu.be/EBk2mVu9378

How to Change the Link Color in Google Slides Themes: https://youtu.be/Qq6kUTTM5Hw

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How to Follow a Collaborator in Google Slides

ShakeUpLearning 1.2K views January 10, 2023 7:00 am

Did you know you can share a file and give users an expiration date? This will remove access to the file on a the date of your choosing.

*Google Quick Tip Video Index (Google Doc)
https://docs.google.com/document/d/18mbo6R8A9MQIXgr7DyYVIHpnDrEfnA3Zs1svIHNxztU/edit?usp=sharing

*Related: How to Save Files to Multiple Folders in Google Drive
https://youtu.be/5C3E4tqxICw

*Related: Cut, Copy, & Paste Files in Google Drive
https://youtu.be/y3nmu5FUwdo

*Related: Google Drive Search Chips https://youtu.be/NRTThUPEOiE

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How to Set an Expiration Date on Google Drive Files

ShakeUpLearning 4.6K views November 15, 2022 7:00 am

Did you notice that your menus in Google Slides have changed? Let's dive in and see what's changed and improved.

How to Change the Default Font in Google Slides:
https://youtu.be/EBk2mVu9378

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NEW Google Slides Enhanced Menu

ShakeUpLearning 2.9K views November 9, 2022 11:02 am

Shared files are great! But sometimes it can be difficult to find them again.
Google Drive shortcuts allow you to add a link to someone else's file and access it, search for it, and even put it in a folder in your Drive.
This is perfect for living documents that are growing and changing--like the index of Google Quick Tips!

*Google Quick Tip Video Index (Google Doc)
https://docs.google.com/document/d/18mbo6R8A9MQIXgr7DyYVIHpnDrEfnA3Zs1svIHNxztU/edit?usp=sharing

*Related: How to Save Files to Multiple Folders in Google Drive
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*Related: Cut, Copy, & Paste Files in Google Drive
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How to Add a Shortcut to a File in Google Drive (and Organize it!)

ShakeUpLearning 9.1K views November 1, 2022 6:00 am

Smart Chips are becoming a part of all of your favorite Google applications. They give you a way to connect all of your "Google stuff" to your documents. This is a great way to improve communication and collaboration and save time! Each "chip" gives you a direct link to a person, file, or event with one-click access.

*Related: Use the "@" Symbol to Insert and Access Shortcuts in Google Docs
https://youtu.be/EGvxhUynC8I

*Related: How to Change the Default Font in Google Sheets
https://youtu.be/KVYo8FIr6N8

Did you know that Google Sheets now has themes? Yes! And you can customize everything including the font!

*Related: How to Change the Default Font in Google Slides: https://youtu.be/EBk2mVu9378

*Related: How to Change the Default Font in Google Docs: https://youtu.be/bWOx433BWsc

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Link People, Files, and Calendar Events to Your Google Sheet with "Smart Chips"

ShakeUpLearning 3.4K views October 25, 2022 6:00 am

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How to Voice Type in Google Docs (Speech-to-Text Dictation)

ShakeUpLearning 7K views October 18, 2022 6:00 am

It's super easy to add files to multiple folders by using Google Drive shortcuts!

https://support.google.com/drive/answer/9700156?hl=en&co=GENIE.Platform%3DDesktop

*Related: Cut, Copy, & Paste Files in Google Drive
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How to Save Files to Multiple Folders in Google Drive

ShakeUpLearning 9.7K views October 14, 2022 9:55 am

Learn more about Google Classroom and get the FREE Google Classroom Cheat Sheets for Teachers and Students (54 pages): https://shakeuplearning.com/blog/the-google-classroom-cheat-sheets-for-teachers-and-students/<br /> <br /> Take your Google Classroom skills to the next level with The Google Classroom Master Class: https://shakeuplearning.teachable.com/p/getting-started-with-google-classroom-course/<br /> <br /> Be sure to subscribe for more tips and awesomeness! https://www.youtube.com/shakeuplearning<br /> <br /> Subscribe to Shake Up Learning emails to get free tips and resources delivered to your inbox each week! http://shakeuplearning.com/subscribe<br /> <br /> Oh and follow us!<br /> http://twitter.com/shakeuplearning<br /> http://instagram.com/shakeuplearning<br /> http://pinterest.com/shakeuplearning<br /> http://facebook.com/shakeuplearning" data-video-title="Google Classroom Student Selector (Digital Popsicle Sticks!)" data-channel-id="UCCay74LkaxF6q-_qxXoYXSQ"> Learn more about Google Classroom and get the FREE Google Classroom Cheat Sheets for Teachers and Students (54 pages): https://shakeuplearning.com/blog/the-google-classroom-cheat-sheets-for-teachers-and-students/ Take your Google Classroom skills to the next level with The Google Classroom Master Class: https://shakeuplearning.teachable.com/p/getting-started-with-google-classroom-course/ Be sure to subscribe for more tips and awesomeness! https://www.youtube.com/shakeuplearning Subscribe to Shake Up Learning emails to get free tips and resources delivered to your inbox each week! http://shakeuplearning.com/subscribe Oh and follow us! http://twitter.com/shakeuplearning http://instagram.com/shakeuplearning http://pinterest.com/shakeuplearning http://facebook.com/shakeuplearning">

Did you know there is a random student selector in the Google Classroom mobile app?

Use this to randomly select students to call on in class.

*Related: How to Customize the Theme Color in Google Classroom
https://youtu.be/HsH8XgsH1a4

*Related: How to Schedule Assignments for Multiple Classes in Google Classroom
https://youtu.be/Yhiht5V75uM

*Related: Find Google Classroom Assignments Quickly Using This Keyboard Shortcut!
https://youtu.be/lwwB2inzWxE

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Google Classroom Student Selector (Digital Popsicle Sticks!)

ShakeUpLearning 3.8K views October 4, 2022 12:19 pm

Need to collaborate with someone who doesn't have a Google account? No problem! You can invite them to the doc as a "visitor."

This allows non-Google users to view, comment on, or edit content in Google Drive, Docs, Sheets, Slides, and Sites.

*Related: How to Layer Images in Google Docs
https://youtu.be/iH2LSMau9Mg

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How to Share Google Files with Non Google Users

ShakeUpLearning 9K views September 27, 2022 8:40 am

Learn more about Google Classroom and get the FREE Google Classroom Cheat Sheets for Teachers and Students (54 pages): https://shakeuplearning.com/blog/the-google-classroom-cheat-sheets-for-teachers-and-students/<br /> <br /> Take your Google Classroom skills to the next level with The Google Classroom Master Class: https://shakeuplearning.teachable.com/p/getting-started-with-google-classroom-course/<br /> <br /> Be sure to subscribe for more tips and awesomeness! https://www.youtube.com/shakeuplearning<br /> <br /> Subscribe to Shake Up Learning emails to get free tips and resources delivered to your inbox each week! http://shakeuplearning.com/subscribe<br /> <br /> Oh and follow us!<br /> http://twitter.com/shakeuplearning<br /> http://instagram.com/shakeuplearning<br /> http://pinterest.com/shakeuplearning<br /> http://facebook.com/shakeuplearning" data-video-title="Google Classroom Mobile Notifications" data-channel-id="UCCay74LkaxF6q-_qxXoYXSQ"> Learn more about Google Classroom and get the FREE Google Classroom Cheat Sheets for Teachers and Students (54 pages): https://shakeuplearning.com/blog/the-google-classroom-cheat-sheets-for-teachers-and-students/ Take your Google Classroom skills to the next level with The Google Classroom Master Class: https://shakeuplearning.teachable.com/p/getting-started-with-google-classroom-course/ Be sure to subscribe for more tips and awesomeness! https://www.youtube.com/shakeuplearning Subscribe to Shake Up Learning emails to get free tips and resources delivered to your inbox each week! http://shakeuplearning.com/subscribe Oh and follow us! http://twitter.com/shakeuplearning http://instagram.com/shakeuplearning http://pinterest.com/shakeuplearning http://facebook.com/shakeuplearning">

If you use Google Classroom, you should also install the mobile app on you phone (iOS and Android).

You can now customize all your notifications in the app!

Learn more about Google Classroom and get the FREE Google Classroom Cheat Sheets for Teachers and Students (54 pages): https://shakeuplearning.com/blog/the-google-classroom-cheat-sheets-for-teachers-and-students/

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Google Classroom Mobile Notifications

ShakeUpLearning 1K views September 20, 2022 9:07 am

Did you know you can now access a full emoji keyboard in Google Docs?

It's super easy and fun!

Related: Emoji Reactions in Google Docs
https://youtu.be/G_I__uzgLrY

Related: How to Layer Images in Google Docs
https://youtu.be/iH2LSMau9Mg

Related: Table Templates in Google Docs
https://youtu.be/9aj_sJjJQe0

Related: Drop-down Menus in Google Docs
https://youtu.be/YpyZ9gvH4mc

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How to Insert Emoji in Google Docs

ShakeUpLearning 1.7K views September 14, 2022 11:29 am

I love using Canva to create some visuals for my Google Keep notes. This is super easy and fun!

Want to use my templates?
Go to: https://shakeuplearning.com/blog/google-keep-tips-for-a-productive-school-year-suls0171/

*Related: How to Create a Google Classroom Banner in Canva
https://youtu.be/RNa1iRY_L_8

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How to Create Google Keep Headers with Canva

ShakeUpLearning 3.6K views September 6, 2022 8:53 am

Did you know you can have Google Calendar send you your daily schedule to your inbox every morning?

This is a great way to review your schedule for the day!

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New feature! You can now add watermarks (text or image) in a Google Doc. Great for adding your school logo, marking confidential, and more!

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Expand Your Use of Google Classroom

Google Classroom can be used for so much more than just your traditional classroom LMS. This powerful tool can provide a space for teacher-to-teacher collaboration, professional learning and support, parent communication, and even special projects and enrichment classes for students. Consider these 20 New Ways to Use Google Classroom.

I have created this handy infographic with 20 New Ways to Use Google Classroom that goes beyond just the idea of using it for our everyday classrooms. I have also included details for each of the twenty ways in this blog post. Keep reading! I hope this will inspire you to think of other new ways to use Google Classroom.

I want you to understand how using Google Classroom outside of your Google Workspace domain works. It’s not a perfect system, but keep in mind that it was designed to protect students and your Google accounts.

I try not to get too technical on this blog, but it’s important to know there are certain domain settings that you will need to make some of the ideas in this post a reality. Discuss with the decision-makers at your school and/or your Google for Education administrator. If that happens to be you, here’s a support page to explain the new controls and settings in your admin console.

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20 NEW Ways to Use Google Classroom

1. After School Programs

Students and teachers are involved in many after school programs that could utilize Google Classroom to share resources and improve communication and collaboration. Think of ways this could be used in programs both in and outside of your own schools like the YMCA, tutoring programs, community sports, and libraries.

2. SAT/ACT Study Groups

When it comes time to prepare for the SAT and ACT, often times students will form study groups across the area or region. Think of how awesome it would be to use Google Classroom to share resources, flashcards, tips, practice tests, and feedback through the Google Classroom platform.

Related: Google Classroom Cheat Sheets for Teachers & Students

3. Clubs and Organizations

We can also use Google Classroom to help connect and share resources within our school clubs and organizations. What about a Student Council Class within Google Classroom? Or one for the Robotics Club, National Honor Society, Made with Code, Girls/Boys Scouts, etc. And think about using it for your adult organizations as well like church groups, alumni associations, intramural teams, and philanthropic organizations.

4. Invite Outside Experts into Your Class

Wouldn’t it be great to give students an authentic audience? What if you invited an outside expert into your special class project in Google Classroom? They could give meaningful feedback and connect and share with your students.

5. Co-Teach and Collaborate Across the Globe

Google Classroom allows you to add up to 20 teachers to one class. This means we can add co-teachers from across the hall OR across the globe. How fun would it be to teach and collaborate with another teacher on another continent?!!! Consider ways you can bring the world to your students by co-teaching with a teacher and group of students in another country.

6. Create a Class for Learning Challenges

As challenge-based learning grows in popularity, let’s think of ways that we can use Google Classroom to allow students and teachers to, “sign-up,” for optional challenges by joining a Google Classroom Class designed to detail the challenge, provide resources, and allow the user to submit their evidence for meeting the challenge.

Related: Google Classroom Student Selector (Digital Popsicle Sticks!)

7. Badging Systems

Digital Badging as become a fun way for teachers and students to show off their accomplishments. Organizing and tracking badges could easily be managed through Google Classroom. The details of the assignment could be shared through Classroom as well as offer a way for users to submit their evidence. Badging has become particularly popular for encouraging teachers to learn new tech skills. Be sure you check out these blog posts to learn more about how some districts are using badges for professional learning.

8. Enrichment/Early Finisher (Choice)

Need a plan for your early finishers? Try creating a class with enrichment assignments to support those students. Incorporating choice and choice boards is a great way to give students ownership and empower your learners.

9. Book Study/Lit Circles

It seems like educators are always doing book studies, whether that is a study within our own district or cross-collaborating with educators in other areas. Google Classroom would be a great way to communication, collaborate, share reflections and resources, and stay on top of reading deadlines. Of course, Google Classroom would also make a great tool for the lit circles within our classes and on our campus. Librarians and Media Specialists could also facilitate these on a campus level for outside reading.

*Related: Google Classroom Advanced Tips (Part 1)

10. Parent Information Classes

Streamlining the communication between the school and the parents can be a challenge, to say the least. We hold informational parent meetings about all kinds of initiatives like the rollout of a 1:1 program, opening a new school, bonds, transition to middle or high school, AP courses, etc. This list could go on and on. What if we supplemented these types of meetings with online classes for parents through Google Classroom? We can add videos, information, permission slips, resources, etc. inside the Google Classroom Class.

11. Online Professional Learning

One of the most exciting ways that we can use Google Classroom, especially outside consultants and coaches like myself, is to offer online professional learning courses. I am #superexcited to start working on this idea! Now that I can invite teachers to join my Google Classroom Classes, I’m looking forward to offering new ways to connect and learn together!

12. Collaborate with Outside Consultants and Coaches

Many schools and districts will contract with outside consultants and instructional coaches to offer support and training for their teachers. Using Google Classroom should be a no-brainer for collaboration and learning between teachers and outside consultants. This way consultants can answer questions, share new and updated resources, and continue to collaborate with schools beyond a one-and-done workshop.

*Related: 5 Chrome Extensions that Make Google Classroom Even More Awesome!

13. Replace or Supplement Meetings

Whether it’s a faculty meeting, department meeting, team meeting, or committee meetings, Google Classroom can offer a way to sometimes replace meetings or allow you to flip informational meetings. By recording informational videos and posting to Google Classroom, some meetings can be replaced altogether. Other types of groups that meet regularly can use Google Classroom to continue the conversation asynchronously, share important resources, docs, links, etc. Consider ways that you can use Google Classroom to streamline your meetings, become more efficient, and improve communication.

14. Outside Conferences and Workshops

Each Google Classroom Class allows for up to 1000 students. These means that Google Classroom could be used to provide supplemental information, resources, and follow-up for outside conference and workshops. Educators could share notes, links to presentations, and continue to collaborate beyond the conference or workshop.

15. Professional Learning Communities (PLCs)

Many schools have adopted Professional Learning Communities (PLCs) as a way of fostering collaborative learning among groups of educators. Each community could easily create their own Google Classroom Class to share ideas, reflections, resources and connect in new ways.

Related: 15 Google Classroom Tips for Teachers

16. Google Educator Groups (GEGs)

Are you a member of a Google Educator Group (Google+ Communities)? You should be! GEGs are Google+ communities that connect you with other Google using educators in your area. I am co-leader of the GEG for North Texas (GEG-NORTX). We have face-to-face events, meet-ups, and even offer some learning opportunities via Google Hangouts. Using Google Classroom we could extend that connect and learning and offer a one-stop-shop for resources and collaboration.

17. Certification Study Groups

Whether you are studying for the Google Certified Educator exams or preparing for other teaching certification exams, Google Classroom offers a great way to support your studies. Inside Google Classroom, you can share study materials, ask questions, and support each other as you prepare to master your certification exams.

18. Massive Open Online Courses (MOOC)

As mentioned above, you can have as many 1000 students enrolled in one class in Google Classroom. MOOC’s are usually free online courses offered by universities with no limit on enrollment. With Google Classroom, free, open online courses can be created and shared. I haven’t seen this done yet, but I believe it is a possibility with the new open features of Google Classroom.

19. Face-to-Face PD Follow Up

One of the biggest complaints about professional development is the lack of follow-up. Google Classroom would be a great way to follow-up on professional learning and workshops. This is an excellent way to talk about classroom implementation and share examples, reflections on what worked and what didn’t, and continue the learning beyond the workshop.

20. New Teacher Training

My first year of teaching was the hardest–by far! Most schools offer new teacher training and orientation for teachers that are new to the profession or new to the district to learn the ins and outs of procedures, tools available, and school initiatives. Let’s leverage Google Classroom to deliver some of the new teacher training, offer support and guidance, and a way for new teachers to connect with each other.

What do you think? What would like to try or add to this list? Please leave a comment below.

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