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Tuesday Tech Tips - October 23, 2018
Posted by Ted Samaras on 10/23/2022 7:00:00 AMTuesday Tech Tips is a weekly blog that contains interesting technology tips, articles, and videos.
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Connie's Instructional Technology Article of the Week:
How Passion Projects and Community Partners Create Relevant Learning for Teens in School
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Ted's Instructional Technology Tip of the Week:
Students can edit file vs. Make a copy for each student
When creating an assignment in Google Classroom, you can attach documents, slides, etc. via Google Drive. When sharing with the students, you get three options. The first is “Students can view file” which allows the students to see a read-only version of the item. Some people get confused with the next two. If you want all of the students to be able to work in the same item, select “Students can edit file”. This creates one shareable file for everyone to edit. If you would rather have each student get their own copy of the item to be able to write in and edit, you need to select the third option which is “Make a copy for each student”. Have fun!
Myra's Instructional Technology Tip of the Week:
Your students might occasionally need to capture an image on their Chromebook so they can save it or share it. Students can screenshot images on their Chromebook a couple of different ways.
Every Chromebook has a keyboard, and taking a screenshot with the keyboard can be done in a couple ways.
- To capture your entire screen, hit Ctrl + window switch key.
- To capture only part of the screen, hit Ctrl + Shift + window switch key, then click and drag your cursor to select the area you'd like to capture.
Amy's Instructional Technology Tip of the Week:
Kahoot VS Quizizz? By now you have probably tried both and if not here is a link from Common Sense on the comparison of both.
Edward Ward's Tech Video Pick of the Week:
Have a great "Tech" week!
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