A Teacher’s Guide to Google Drive Sharing

The Video Guide to Google Drive Sharing –EVERYTHING Explained!

Get the FREE Guide to Google Drive Sharing eBook!

What’s in the Guide to Google Drive Sharing?

Inside this 15-page PDF download, I break down EVERYTHING about sharing in Google Drive and G Suite applications, including:

• Get shareable link
• Basic sharing
• Advanced sharing
• Explain each of the 3 Steps to Sharing
• Explain each of the 6 Levels of Sharing, what they are, how to use them
  • Private
  • Invite Only
  • Anyone with the Link in Your Domain
  • Anyone in Your Domain Can Find and Access
  • Anyone with Link
  • Public
• Restricting Rights
• Changing Owners
• Set an Expiration Date on Sharing
• Limits on Sharing

This guide is great for new and experienced users!

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• The Google Classroom Cheat Sheets for Teachers and Students
• How to Use Google Templates and Assign in Google Classroom
• Interactive Learning Menus and Choice Boards with G Suite
• How to Insert Audio in Google Slides
• How to Access Files Offline in Google Drive
• 13 Tips to Organize Your Google Drive
• Google Resource Page

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What is Google Workspace for Education?

Whether you are brand new to Google or a seasoned user, there are probably a few things you don’t know about Google Workspace for Education.

If you want to become a Google Certified Educator or Trainer, you need to learn the basics of Google Workspace for Education. (It will be on the Level 1 exam.) What is it? What does it include? How does it help teachers and students?

Below is an explanation of the Google Workspace for Education program for teachers.

What is Google Workspace for Education?

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What is Google Workspace for Education?

Google Workspace for Education is available in many different editions, including free and paid options.

• Google Workspace for Education Fundamentals: a suite of tools that can help you increase opportunities for critical thinking, communication, collaboration, and creativity, all while supporting the learning objectives that you have for your students. These tools are free, ad-free, reliable, and secure. They are already used by millions of students in schools around the world. Of course, free is great, but the best thing is that these tools are relevant to students, easy to use, and open doors to many new ways to learn.
• Google Workspace for Education Standard: a paid upgrade that includes everything in Education Fundamentals plus advanced security and analytics.
• Teaching and Learning Upgrade: a paid upgrade that includes everything in Education Fundamentals plus advanced video communication, enriched class experiences, and tools to drive academy integrity.
• Google Workspace for Education Plus (formerly G Suite for Education Enterprise): a paid upgrade that includes everything in Education Fundamentals plus advanced security and analytics, enhanced teaching tools, and more.

Learn more about what’s included in each edition here.

To qualify for Google Workspace for Education

K–12 schools, higher-education institutions globally, and homeschool co-ops in the U.S. are eligible for Google Workspace for Education if they meet certain criteria.

K–12 and higher institutions must be a government-recognized, formally-accredited educational institution delivering nationally or internationally-approved certifications at primary, secondary, or third level. The institution applying for Google Workspace for Education must submit the application.

Google Workspace for Education offers:

• ad-free,
• reliable,
• and secure.
• 24/7 Access
• One Login for EVERYTHING!
• Collaborative
• Use on Any Device/Cross-Platform

What Applications are Included? 

Every edition of Google Workspace for Education includes Gmail, Calendar, Meet, Docs, Sheets, Slides, Forms, Classroom, Assignments, Sites, Groups, Drive, and the Administrator Dashboard.

Google Classroom is a collaboration tool for teachers and students that helps organize and streamline the classroom experience. With just a few clicks, you can create a class, add your students, and create assignments or announcements. You’ll be able to see who’s completed an assignment, who’s still working on it, and assign grades when it’s finished. You can also instantly offer feedback to students, and see their questions or comments on their assignments.

Google Drive is like an online hard drive where you can store all your files – stories, designs, drawings, recordings, videos – anything! You can access your files from any device, and, best of all, you never have to save: Drive automatically saves every time you make an edit!

Google Workspace for Education Fundamentals also includes a number of Google products that promote collaboration among students and with their teachers. Students can work together, in class or at home, to complete assignments and group projects. All of their work is auto-saved, and they can even edit without WiFi.

• Google Docs: documents come to life with smart editing and styling tools to help you easily format text and paragraphs. Choose from thousands of fonts, add links, images, drawings, and tables
• Google Sheets: spreadsheets for analyzing, visualizing, and charting data
• Google Forms: quick & easy surveys to gather information
• Google Slides: a presentation tool that makes it easy to tell stories
• Google Drawings: Graphics and flowchart creation with shapes, text, and images

Additionally, Google Workspace for Education Fundamentals includes tools that can be used to save you time and increase student engagement. These include:

• Gmail: Email, contacts, tasks, and communications
• Google Calendar: Scheduling, calendars, and appointments
• Google Meet: Live video conferencing and messaging
• Google Sites: Webpage creation and publishing
• Google Groups: Group communication and web forums

Finally, Google has other tools outside of Google Workspace for Education Fundamentals that can be used in the classroom, which you may be able to access with your same username and password.  These are consumer products and are not covered by the Google Workspace for Education Fundamentals Terms of Service. They include:

• Chrome: Internet browsing
• YouTube: Online video hosting and sharing
• Google Maps/Earth: Interactive maps and satellite imagery
• Blogger:  Publishing blogs

Access to other advanced features and additional tools will depend on which edition of Google Workspace you are using. Here is a comparison chart.

Google Workspace for Education Support

• Google for Education Support Center: support.google.com/edu 
• Product Forum: productforums.google.com
• 24/7 Email and Phone Support: gsuite.google.com/support

Google A to Z: The Google Glossary for Teachers

Want to Learn More About Using Google Tools in the Classroom?

Learn more about all the Google tools available for teachers and students in Google from A to Z: The Google Glossary for Teachers!

Technology doesn’t have to be complicated, especially with the Google from A to Z 40-page handy reference guide in your back pocket.

If your school has “Gone Google,” then chances are you are aware of some of the most popular productivity tools, such as Docs, Slides, and Gmail. But Google offers so much more!

There are so many fun and engaging tools that you may not know about, and no matter what digital devices you use to support teaching and learning, you will find valuable tools to add to your teacher toolbox in this handy supplement.

Think of this as your Google dictionary–a glossary of Google tools and programs just for teachers and students!

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Getting Google Certified can be daunting and confusing, so I put together this free webinar on How to Get Google Certified!

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How to Access Files Offline in Google Drive

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Google Certifications Explained!

This is your complete guide to all of the Google Certifications for Educators: Google Certified Educator, Level 1 & 2, Google Certified Trainer, and Google Certified Innovator.

This guide will help answer all of your questions and clarify the differences between all of the certification options.

In this 19-page handbook, you will find details on each certification, what is required to prepare, what exams are required, and details about the application process.

If you have ever considered becoming Google Certified, read this guide first! There are four different certifications to choose from, and this guide will help you figure out which one is right for you.

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Becoming Google certified was a game-changer for my professional learning and my career. I want to help more teachers reach their goal of becoming Google Certified!

My goal is to empower teachers to transform the learning in their classrooms and become digital leaders.

I receive a lot of questions about the Google Certification programs. I developed this guide to help clarify the different certification options for educators. To be clear, I, Kasey Bell, do NOT grant any Google Certifications, nor do I work for Google.

What I do have to offer is my own knowledge and experience with the certification programs. I am a Google Certified Innovator and a Google Certified Trainer. I was also a course developer for Google for Education Teaching Center. I have helped hundreds of other teachers across the U.S. become Google Certified through training, workshops, and boot camps.

I have synthesized the information about all of the Google Certification options into an easy-to-follow guide. This handbook was designed to help you determine which certification(s) are right for you. You will also find additional resources linked within this guide, as well as resources on my website: https://shakeuplearning.com/google-certifications/.

This guide will give you all the details you need to decide which Google Certification is the best for you! Fill out the form below to get your FREE copy!

Google Certification Courses Open Nov. 19th!

Online Google Boot Camps–BUT BETTER!

All 3 Courses Will Open on November 19!

Mark your calendars! These courses (Level 1, Level 2, and Trainer) will open for limited enrollment on Nov. 19, 2019, and will close on Dec. 3, 2019. (It will not open again until May!)

Work on certification during your summer break!

What’s Included in the Google Certification Courses?

Google Certified Educator Level 1 Academy

Everything you need to know to pass the exam and become a Google Certified Educator Level 1!

• 50 Video Lessons (hands-on learning with Kasey Bell)
• 20+ PDF Downloadable Study Material
• Lesson Checks
• Private Community & Study Group
• Testing Tips
• Level 1 Challenges (testing scenarios)
• BONUS: Includes the ENTIRE Google Classroom Master Class!
• and much more!
• Learn more and see the course curriculum

Google Certified Educator Level 2 Academy

Everything you need to know to pass the exam and become a Google Certified Educator Level 2!

• 40+ Video Lessons (hands-on learning with Kasey Bell)
• 20+ PDF Downloadable Study Material
• Lesson Checks
• Private Community & Study Group
• Testing Tips
• Level 2 Challenges (testing scenarios)
• and much more!
• Learn more and see the course curriculum

Google Certified Trainer Academy

Completely updated and redesigned for 2019!

All You Need to Know to Prepare for the Trainer Skills Assessment and Application!

Becoming a Google Certified Trainer was one of the best decisions I ever made, and it transformed my learning and my career! This self-paced, online course includes EVERYTHING you need to know to pass the Trainer Skills Assessment AND complete the application requirements, including:

• 18 Video Lessons
• Private Community and Study Group
• The Ultimate Google Certified Trainer Planner and Checklist
• Exam Tips
• Application and Video Tips
• PD Credit Certificate (12 hours)
• BONUS 1: How to Design Google PD That Works
• BONUS 2: How to Market Yourself as a Trainer
• Learn more and see the course curriculum

Pricing & Bundles

Below are the prices for individual licenses for each course. (Payment plans available.)

• Level 1 Academy: $329 (or two payments of $179)
• Level 2 Academy: $329 (or two payments of $179)
• Trainer: $329 (or two payments of $179)

Campus and District licenses available! (Click here to inquire.)

Request to pay with a purchase order.

BUT WAIT…THERE’S MORE!

Opening all of these courses at once also gives you another advantage–bundling! If you want to purchase multiple courses at once, you can save BIG TIME!

I’m also introducing some new bulk licensing options, so you can find more affordable ways to meet the needs of your campus or district.

NOTE: To purchase a bundle, you must purchase from the bundle page.

Here’s how it works (click on the links to purchase a bundle):

• Level 1 and Level 2 Bundle: $558 (SAVE $100)
• Level 2 and Trainer Bundle: $558 (SAVE $100)
• Level 1, Level 2, and Trainer Bundle: $737 (SAVE $250)

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Check out all of the FREE Google Certification Resources from Shake Up Learning!

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Google Docs Cheat Sheet!

I am #superexcited to announce the release of a brand new, updated, Google Docs Cheat Sheet for teachers, students, or anyone!

In this handy, Google Docs reference guide, you will get access to beautiful screenshots of all the main features of Google Docs.

This is a great reference guide for experienced users, and a fabulous tutorial to help new users learn the basics of Google Docs.

Back in 2014, I released the first version of this cheat sheet, and it has been a go-to resource for many Google Docs users.

Now, it’s back and even better!

Oh, and guess what? This fantastic guide is FREE for Shake Up Learning subscribers!

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What’s Included in the Google Docs Cheat Sheet?

• Screenshots and an explanation of Google Docs’ main features
• Google Docs keyboard shortcuts
• Google Docs resources
• Google Docs tips
• 10-pages —all for FREE!

Sample Page

Here’s a sample page to give you an idea of the quality and content. Keep in mind, the ebook contains 10-pages!

Rights and Permissions

• This Google Docs Cheat Sheet eBook is subject to copyright protection and is licensed to the single-user who subscribes and downloads from this site.
• You are ONLY authorized to share or distribute this product with YOUR STUDENTS
  (not other teachers or users).
• It is printable! You can print for yourself or your students ONLY.
• You may NOT post this on any public website or share with other users other than your own students.
• You may NOT put any part of this cheat sheet this in your presentations.
• Please direct other teachers to download their own copy here: shakeup.link/docscheat
• Without written consent from the owner of Shake Up Learning, no portion of this copyrighted eBook may be reproduced or copied.

Looking for Other Cheat Sheets?

I’ll be updating all of my Google Cheat Sheets over the next several months. In the meantime, you can still download the Cheat Sheets eBook that includes all of the previously released cheat sheets.

(Note: This ebook does NOT include the NEW Google Docs Cheat Sheet. The eBook will be updated once all of the other cheat sheets are available.)

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Google Apps for iOS

The following is a list of Google Apps for iOS (from Google, Inc.). This list is exhaustive and includes several apps that are not on the infographic Guide to Google Apps for the iPad. Some of these have natural classroom integration, and some are more for personal or business use. Some are optimized for both iPad and iPhone, some are only optimized for iPhone. Each app title is linked directly to the App Store so you can click directly from your device to download each app.

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Updated 5/31/17

Productivity Apps

• Google 
• Gmail
• Inbox by Gmail
• Google Calendar
• Chrome
• Google Keep
• Chrome Remote Desktop
• The Google Assistant

Google Drive Apps

• Google Drive
• Google Docs
• Google Sheets
• Google Slides
• Google Classroom

Social Apps

• Google+
• Google Hangouts
• Google Duo – simple video calling
• Google Allo – smart messaging
• Hangouts Meet

Geography Apps

• Google Maps
• Streetview
• Google Earth
• Field Trip
• Google Trips

Virtual Reality & 360

• Google Cardboard
• Google Expeditions
• Cardboard Camera
• Arts & Culture
• The Bohemian Rhapsody Experience
• Inside Abbey Road

YouTube Apps

• YouTube
• YouTube Kids
• YouTube Capture
• YouTube Creator Studio
• YouTube Gaming
• YouTube Music
• YouTube TV

Google Play Apps

• Google Play Books
• Google Play Music
• Google Play Movies and TV
• Google Play Newsstand

Photography Apps

• Google Photos
• Google Street View
• Snapseed
• PhotoScan
• Motion Stills

Toontastic

• Toontastic 3D

Chromecast Apps

• Chromecast
• Big Web Quiz for Chromecast

Games

• Cannonball, the magnetic poetry game
• Ingress

Google Home

• Google Home
• Google Wifi
• Google Family Link

Other Apps

• Android TV
• Android Wear
• Fiber TV
• Google Admin
• Google Authenticator
• Gboard
• Google Cloud Search
• Google Device Policy
• Google Express
• Google I/O 2017
• Google Life Sciences Study Kit
• Google News and Weather
• Google On
• Google Smart Lock
• Google Spotlight Stories
• Google Translate
• Google TV Remote
• Google Voice
• Google Wallet
• Mobile VSI
• Ivy Big Number Calculator (support irrational values)
• One Today (support non-profits)
• Project Baseline
• Who’s Down

Business and Development Apps

• AdWords
• AdWords Express
• Beacon Tools
• Creative Preview
• Fabric
• Form Viewer
• Google AdSense
• Google Analytics
• Google Cloud Console
• Google Coordinate
• Google Home Service Ads
• Google My Business
• Google Zync
• MyGlass
• Primer – marketing lessons for startups
• YouTube Director for Business
• Weave Developer
• Zagat (Yep…they own that, too.)

Looking for more details on Google Apps for the iPad? See this infographic Guide to Google Apps for the iPad, or refer to the Google and the iPad section of this site.

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Get the Google Chrome Cheat Sheet

Download Chrome for All of Your Devices

Signin to Chrome

Manage Multiple Google Accounts in Google Chrome

Explore the Chrome Web Store and the Shake Up Learning Chrome Database

Choose a Chrome Theme to Make You Smile

Essential Chrome Extensions

Shake Up Learning Chrome Extension

Essential Chrome Apps

Incognito Mode

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Ready for more ways to keep up with all things google? I follow several websites and blogs that help keep me abreast of the latest Google updates, as well as, cutting-edge classroom integration ideas. If you really want to learn more about Google Apps, and how to effectively use Google tools in the classroom, these blogs are the ones to follow!

15 Blogs to Follow for All Things Google!

1. Google for Education Blog
2. Official Google Blog
3. Google Apps Updates
4. Google Docs Blog
5. Google Drive Blog
6. Google Chrome Blog
7. Google for Work Blog
8. Shake Up Learning
9. BetterCloud (formerly The Gooru)
10. Alice Keeler
11. Ditch That Textbook
12. Fried Technology
13. Edtechnocation
14. Cntrl Alt Achieve
15. EdTech Team

Want to get Google Certified?

Check out my new and FREE eBook: The Complete Guide to Google Certifications!

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The Guide to Keeping Up with Google – Part 4: Google+ Communities

Google Educator Groups (GEGs) 

Google+ Communities

• Chromebook Edu
• Chromebooks in Education
• Chrome OS
• GAFE Admins
• GAFE Chat
• Google Apps
• Google Apps Administrators
• Google Apps Educators
• Google Apps for Education
• Google Apps in Education
• Google Chrome
• Google Classroom
• Google Classroom Educators
• Google Docs and Drive
• OMG! Chrome

Did you miss the other parts of this series?

• Part 1: The #Google Hashtag Dictionary
• Part 2: Who to Follow on Twitter
• Part 3: Who to Follow on Google+
• Part 5: Blogs
• Click here to access the entire blog series on Keeping Up with Google!

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The Teacher’s Guide to Google Classroom eBook is for You if…

• You need step-by-step directions.
• You don’t like having to figure it all out on your own.
• You want to go paperless with Google Apps.
• You need to understand the student side of Google Classroom.
• You’ve been using Google Classroom, but struggling.
• You want to learn how to manage Google Drive assignments-the easy way!
• Click here to preview.
• Now Available on AMAZON!
  
  
  

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  What is Google Classroom?

  Google Classroom is a free application designed to help students and teachers communicate, collaborate, organize and manage assignments, go paperless, and much more!

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  Ready to start making the most of Google Classroom, but don’t know where to start?

  The Teacher’s Guide to Google Classroom is chocked full of step-by-step instructions for using Google Classroom, setting up classes, creating announcements, discussions, assignments, management and tips!  You will also find helpful screenshots of both the teacher and student side of Google Classroom. This reference guide is great for new users and full of handy reminders and tips for more experienced users. This guide includes 40+ pages of everything you need to know to get started and to help your students learn how to use Google Classroom. A simple cheat sheet just wouldn’t cut it for this robust application that is a must for teachers going paperless with Google Apps for Education.

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  What teachers are saying about The Teacher’s Guide to Google Classroom:

  The ‘Guide to Google Classroom’ that Kasey created is so helpful for anyone, beginner or not, who wants to use Google Classroom efficiently in their classroom. Its attention to detail and easy to follow instructions make this a very worthwhile investment for teachers!  – Kyle Pace

  Kasey Bell, author of the Shake Up Learning blog, has produced a very thorough, clean and easy-to-understand guide to Google Classroom. Her blog is full of great useful Google content, and her “Teacher’s Guide to Google Classroom” is no exception. – Matt Miller, DitchThatTextbook.com, 10 Things You Might Not Know About Google Classroom

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  But wait! There’s more!!!!

  FREE BONUS: The Student’s Quick Guide to Google Classroom!!! (15 Additional Pages!)

  As a special bonus, I’ve included a printable Student’s Quick Guide to Google Classroom with directions for logging into Google Classroom, joining a Class with a class code, turning in assignments and more! The perfect quick reference sheet to help your students get acquainted with Google Classroom!

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  What’s included?

  No secrets here! Below is the table of contents for The Teacher’s Guide to Google Classroom eBook that will show you exactly what is included:

  **46 TOTAL PAGES with screenshots, directions, AND both the TEACHER and STUDENT VIEWS! Click here to see preview.

  PLUS the 15 Page BONUS STUDENT QUICK GUIDE!!! 

Get The Teacher’s Guide to Google Classroom NOW for ONLY $9.99

Other Buying Options

The Teacher’s Guide to Google Classroom eBook (and BONUS Student Quick Guide) is also available on the following sites:

• Now Available on Amazon!
• Shake Up Learning Teacher Pay Teachers Store
• Shake Up Learning Educents Store
• Shake Up Learning TES Store (UK version available)

Looking to buy several copies for your campus or district? Email me directly for bulk discount codes for 20 or more eBooks: Kasey@ShakeUpLearning.com

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