Welcome:

• Introduction
• Resource Overview
• Pre-Survey

Foundational Workflow - Google Classroom, Drive, Slides and Docs

Google Classroom is the ultimate classroom in the cloud. You’ll start by participating as students to see the features through their eyes. Explore posting, commenting and private feedback features, communication actions, and assignment options like viewing, editing or making a copy. Learn how to attach media, links and best practices with hands-on activities as well as seeing the organization in Google Drive. Take time to setup your Google Classroom during guided work time.

Google Classroom Help - iOS

• Getting Set Up in Google Classroom
• Install Apps (icons are on the right)
• Google Classroom - iOS

Google Classroom 101 - Navigation + Features

• Q & A
• Post a ProTip
• Settings
• Comments and Posting Settings
• Email
• Announcements
• Assignments
  • View Only
  • Can Edit
  • Make a Copy
• Handing out assignments
• Turn in Assignments

Activity: Google Slides Bingo

1. Live Demo: Posting an assignment
2. Open assignment in Google Slides.
3. Find someone who…
4. Take a picture of/with them - exchange names.
5. When you are finished, turn in the assignment using Google Classroom.

Extensions:

Headline of the Day

A-Z

Question & Answer:

Google Docs + Google Drive 101

Google Docs and Drive 101 - Dig into menus and learn organizational basics including naming, recent, stars, offline, My Drive and Shared with Me. Learn what is possible, and what is different from the desktop versions.

Google Drive Help - iOS

Google Docs Help - iOS

Hamburger Menu

• My Drive
• Shared with me
• Google Photos
• Recent
• Starred
• Offline
• Notifications
• Manage User

3 Dots Menu

• Add people
• Link sharing
• Copy link
• Make a copy
• Move
• Available offline
• Star
• Rename

Activity: Google Docs - Explore

• Dictation
• Explore
  • Images
  • Insert
  • Web
• Page Setup
• Insert Links

Google Docs Challenge:

1. Create Folder in Drive: Kentucky Pre-Summit - [Name]
2. Move Google Doc - Butterfly Migration into the Folder
3. Share link with a Table Partner.

Question & Answer: Set up your own Google Classroom

"Google Maps is for finding your way. Google Earth is about getting lost."

Show the students the world and let them make connections never before imagined. Explore the world on your own or use Voyageur for guided experiences aligned to classroom themes and topics. Whether you want to use Earth to launch to merely launch an assignment or topic, or rewrite your content to be displayed in Earth, the world is your oyster.

Google Earth 101:

I’m feeling lucky

Knowledge Cards

People also explore...

Fly to your location

Street View - Pegman

2D / 3D

Reset View - Airplane

Voyageur

Activity: Photo + Annotation

Geo Jigsaw

Expand your horizons and learn about what other Google tools exist for students to see the world. Tour historic sites, museums, ancient ruins, or even go inside the human body in virtual reality. Explore with your colleagues to unpack how these tools can be used in any content area.

Activity: Geo Jigsaw:

You will be divided into 3 small groups. Each group will get a custom assignment and a Doc will be shared with each group. Take collaborative notes together on the Google Doc.

• Google Street View
• Google Arts and Culture
• Google Expeditions

Be prepared to discuss highlights and share a quick overview with your peers. Focus on how you would use this with students and how it would enhance an existing lesson.

Deep Dive: Explore at least one more of the tools in depth

Innovate and Transform with iPad EDU - Learning on the Go!

We’ll explore how to get the most out of iPads while you are in active learning environments. Whether you are in a lecture, lab, outside of the classroom, or just need a quick place to jot down some notes, Google Keep is the ultimate digital tool. Google Keep will help you and your students organize and streamline everything from random thoughts, homework checklists to large scale projects.

Google Keep Help - iOS

Activity: Science Experiment: Eating Nails for Breakfast

• Use Google Keep to document the process and observations.

Background:

• Lab is taking part in the context of food nutrition unit.
• Tell students to create digital artifacts.

Make Observations in Google Keep

Your First Note:

• Title - Observations
• Three Dots
• Collaborator
• Labels
• Change Color
• Undo/Redo
• Photo/Image
• Drawings - Annotations
• Checkboxes

Next Level:

• Pins
• Reminders
• Organizing
• Archive
• Menu

Google Keep Integration with Google Docs

• Three Dots
• Send
• Copy to Google Docs

Demonstration: Google Docs and Google Keep

Photo Safari

Pictures are worth a thousand words! Cameras likely outnumber your students by a 2:1 ratio so jump in and start using them. Learn how to get more out your photos and how to manage them on multiple devices. Your labs, weekly updates, parent emails, blogs, and newsletters will never look the same.

Google Photos: Google Photos Help: iOS

Partner up and complete the photo safari challenge with a partner.

• School signage or mascot
• Parallel lines
• Student artwork
• Pencil
• Someone you connected with today
• Snacks
• Something living
• 90 angle
• Something common to all classrooms

Activity: Creating Photo books, Movies and Collages - Help

1. Select 6-8 photos
2. Tap +
3. Choose option
4. Play

Extensions: Play with the Snapseed app

Use Google Photos to backup from all your devices - Step-by-Step

Before you back up & sync:

1. Stop and think!

• What account are you using? Personal or Professional?
• Do you want every photo on your camera roll backed up to your school account, or vice versa?
• Upload Size: high quality or original?

2. Perform the back up and sync at home