Get Creative with Google Drawings Here’s how to make your own copy of a Google Drawings document: When viewing a Google Drawings document, click the File menu and choose Make a copy. A new window will open that contains your very own version of the template. You can make changes and personalize the document before sharing with students. Many of the templates are shared so that you are forced to make a copy before proceeding. This is a handy way to share your own templates with students. If you’re posting your template as an assignment in Google Classroom, you have the option to make a copy for each student. Fill In Activities Students fill in the blanks on their own copies of a document. You can make your own graphic organizer or use one that’s shared online. Eric Curts’ Question Chart asks students to fill in Who, What, When, Where, Why, and How. Eric Curts’ Sandwich Chart - color is a graphic organizer to help students write a paragraph with a topic sentence, details, and a concluding sentence. Labeling Activities Games
New fonts intended to help improve reading speed now available in Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides Quick launch summary The Google Fonts team has teamed up with Thomas Jockin to create a series of fonts that are aimed at improving reading speed. To learn more about the research behind this initiative, see here for more details. These fonts take into account typographical factors, such as size and spacing, that the font developers hope will improve reading speed.
Partir du bon pied avec la G Suite Éducation – Partir du bon pied avec la suite Google pour l'éducation! 4 Ways to Play Videos in Google Docs Google Docs lets you add lots of different content including text, links, images, emojis, tables, charts, and more. However, one thing we all wish we could add is videos. Having multimedia content in a Google Doc would be a powerful and engaging way to share information, provide learning content, supercharge a report, liven up a newsletter, create a HyperDoc and more. Unfortunately this blog post is not to announce that this feature has suddenly been released, although I hope someday that will happen and make this post obsolete. In this blog post we will take a look at four different options, starting with the most basic and working our way up to the most advanced. Option #1 - Add Hyperlinks The first option really is the most basic of the bunch. Basically the first option is simply to add a hyperlink in your Google Doc to the video you want to show. The text will now be clickable. Pros: Cons: Opens the video in a new tab, not inside of the document Option #2 - Use the DocuTube Add-on
Pearltrees Extension Pearltrees lets you organize all your interests. Pearltrees lets you organize everything effortlessly. Add your content, transform it with Pearltrees AI, and organize it into beautiful collections. Discover and share millions of resources on your favorite topics. With Pearltrees, access all your interests anytime, anywhere! Dedicated versions of Pearltrees also exist for schools and enterprises.
5 ways to write a blow-your-mind manifesto. MANIFESTO. noun. /ˌmanəˈfestō/ A written statement to publicly declare your intentions, motives, or beliefs. From the Latin manifestus — to manifest, to clearly reveal, to make real. Writing a manifesto can help you clarify what you believe and what type of contribution you want to make in the world. If you feel like writing a manifesto is something that only presidential speechwriters and poet laureates can do… think again! Here are 5 different ways to write a manifesto. (You can choose 1 of these ideas or combine a couple of them together to create a manifesto format that suits you. Just state what you believe. “I believe in the power of love.” “I believe in real butter and thick-cut bacon.” “I believe that everyone and everything is fascinating — and that everyone has a story worth telling.” Or — for an unexpected twist — state what you no longer believe. Paint a vision of the world you want to live in. This is your version of Dr. How very Oprah of you! “Use the expensive perfume. “Sweat.
Comunicazioni su G Suite for Education per i genitori e i tutori - Guida di Amministratore di G Suite In Google, riteniamo che sia importante per i genitori (termine che, in questo articolo, utilizzeremo per indicare anche i tutori) comprendere in che modo i loro figli utilizzeranno i servizi Google in classe. Questo articolo aiuterà le scuole primarie e secondarie che utilizzano G Suite for Education a garantire una comunicazione efficace con genitori e tutori sull'utilizzo da parte degli studenti dei servizi Google con gli account G Suite for Education e potrà essere utile per ottenere il consenso dei genitori, ove appropriato. I dirigenti scolastici possono determinare quali servizi saranno disponibili e i criteri relativi a ciascun servizio; di conseguenza, l'utilizzo di G Suite sarà diverso per ogni scuola. Riteniamo che le scuole abbiano a loro disposizione tutti gli strumenti per adattare le informazioni che condividono con i genitori, in base all'effettivo uso che fanno dei servizi Google. 1. 2. Risorse da condividere con genitori e tutori
Eight Options for Creating Screencasts on Chromebooks Recording screencasts is one relatively easy way to get started making videos in your classroom. Today, I helped some middle school students make screencasts in which they explained the animations they made to represent forms of energy. Those students used Screencastify on their Chromebooks to make their videos. But Screencastify isn't the only screencasting tool that will work on a Chromebook. Here are eight tools that can be used to create screencasts on Chromebooks. Screencastify was one of the first screencasting tools made for Chromebooks. For many years Screencast-o-matic has been my favorite tool for creating screencast videos on Windows and Mac computers. Padlet is known as a digital corkboard to which students add notes, links, pictures, and videos. Loom is a free screencasting tool that works on Chromebooks, Macs, and Windows computers. Vidyard GoVideo is a free Chrome extension that makes it quick and easy to create and share screencast videos.
Citare le fonti con Google Documenti Centre National de Ressources Textuelles et Lexicales - Dictionnaires anciens Les dictionnaires anciens Le dictionnaire Oeconomique de Chomel L’étude des éditions lorraines du Dictionnaire Oeconomique (1741) de Chomel et du Dictionnaire […] de Trévoux a permis de montrer le rôle essentiel de ces ouvrages pour une diffusion de la langue française, au service de la connaissance de la culture française dans l’Europe des Lumières, animée d’une curiosité encyclopédique. Cet ouvrage s’inscrit dans cette tradition lexicographique marquée par la fascination pour un savoir universel et par l’ambition d’une exhaustivité revendiquée par l’encyclopédisme des Lumières. Le Dictionnaire du Moyen Français Le Dictionnaire du Moyen Français (DMF) est un dictionnaire électronique portant sur la langue française du moyen français (1330-1500). Le Dictionnaire Électronique de Chrétien de Troyes La troisième édition (1552) du Dictionarium latinogallicum de Robert Estienne Le Thresor de la langue françoyse, tant ancienne que moderne de Jean Nicot (Paris, David Douceur, 1606)