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Learn more about G Suite for Education
Learn more about G Suite for Education
Google Drive
Google Classroom
Google Meet
Google Docs
Google Slides
Google Sheets
Google Sites
Google Forms
Professional Learning
Productivity
Accessibility
G Suite for Education (G Suite) are online productivity tools that work on any device. G Suite enables teachers and students to create, communicate and collaborate in real time.
Teachers and students have access to tools that allow:
Collaborative word processing, presentation and website creation
Easy delivery and management of assessment
Time and task management
Unlimited online storage.
What device can I use to access G Suite?
What device can I use to access G Suite?
any internet-connected device
use an internet browser. The most broadly compatible browser is Google Chrome. If you do not have it installed, then download it from https://www.google.com/chrome/
How do I log in to G Suite?
How do I log in to G Suite?
in the staff portal, select ‘My Learning Tools’, click on G Suite (Google Apps for Education).
My @det.nsw.edu.au email won't let me in!
My @det.nsw.edu.au email won't let me in!
for all G Suite application use your ‘username@education.nsw.gov.au’ to sign in. This email is only used to sign in. It does not have an ‘email inbox’ attached to it.
How do I get my students to log in to G Suite?
How do I get my students to log in to G Suite?
students will log in to their portal, click on the ‘show more’ in the ‘Learning panel’.
Professional Learning
Professional Learning
Online teaching and learning with G Suite for Education
Online teaching and learning with G Suite for Education
1 hour
Discover how to use G Suite for Education effectively in this interactive recording. Watch experts describe and demonstrate practical solutions in this teacher identified professional learning session.
Yammer Groups
Yammer Groups
The Yammer community is a great resource for teachers to access. The group below contains over 3000 teachers and is a wealth of knowledge.
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