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strategies to try

May 2020 = DocHub for PDF Editing
March 2020 = Take a Road Trip with Google My Maps
February 2020 = How to Quickly Scan Documents with the Google Drive app
January 2020 = The New (web-based) Google Earth
December 2019 = Station Rotation Directions
November 2019 = Create Interactive Activities with EduCandy
October 2019 = 21 Top Presentation Tools for Teachers
September 2019 = One Lie Per Lecture
May 2019 = Story Speaker
April 2019 = Math Visuals
March 2019 = Boom Writer
February 2019 = Insert Learning
January 2019 = You Chromebook
December 2018 = Digital Storytelling with WeVideo
November 2018 = Comic Strip Creations with StoryBoardThat
October 2018 = How to Create Apps with Google Slides
September 2018 = 10 Google Forms Tricks
May 2018 = Three Keys to Stopping Plagiarism
April 2018 = Better Lesson
March 2018 = Paper Rater
February 2018 = Hemingway App for Writing Feedback
January 2018 = Nature Sound Map
December 2017 = How to Use Choice Boards to Differentiate Learning
November 2017 = Peergrade
October 2017 = Equatio Makes Math Digital
September 2017 = Ask 3 Before Me
May 2017 = Google Expeditions for Virtual Reality Field Trips
April 2017 = Publish Student's Work with Student Treasures
March 2017 = Google Sites
February 2017 = Google Docs for Archiving Bell Ringer Activities
January 2017 = Screencastify

Read&Write for Google Chrome extension is the closest thing to a personalized, modification tool that a student can have. They can select any text on your screen, and have Read&Write for Google to read it. To use it, you have to be logged into your Google Chrome browser. You click the purple puzzle piece icon in the upper right of your Chrome web browser to open the toolbar, and pick from one of the many tools, including the play, pause, or stop buttons.

Keep your kiddos engaged with an easy Choose Your Own Adventure assignment. All you need is something which allows hyperlinks. Eric Curts describes Google items which are perfect for creating these fun learning tools and how to actually create them on your own. Create Your Own Adventure Blog Post ~KG

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