April 14, 2026

Tuesday Tech Tips is a weekly blog that contains interesting technology tips, articles, and videos

From The Instructional Technology Department

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April is School Library Month

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***NJSLA Preparation- Chromebook Reminders***

Elementary Procedures for requesting repairs- If you know your student's device is broken please follow the procedures stated on the Slides.

Secondary Procedures - If you know your student's device is broken, please have them report it to the media center asap or fill out the form for the school they attend- See FTBOE bookmarks for links to secondary repair google forms.

Asynchronous AI PD Opportunities- MODULE 4 Now Available!!!

LEARN ABOUT GOOGLE GEMINI

Direct link can be found here or on our Franklin Township AI Guidelines Webpage.

Please check your school mailbox for your certificate once completed!

Classwize- is a chromebook management tool for teachers, here are some tips for beginners.

ALL Instructional Technology Request- please use this Google Form (This includes, Linkit, Genesis, iReady, Google, Rubicon, Unblock Requests)

FROM THE TECH COACHES

Christine

NotebookLM’s Infographic Feature

Turn your uploaded notes and documents into visual summaries with one click in Notebook LM. It can help explain complex concepts or highlight key ideas in a way that’s easy for students to understand.

Click here for a video on how to use it

Connie

Literacy and Technology

Blending Traditional Literacy and Technology in the School Library. Learn more.

Myra

Greater Control & Error Visibility for Google Sheets

Google is implementing updates to the logic and parameter support for a specific set of Google Sheets functions. These changes aim to enhance error visibility, provide greater control over data, and ensure smooth compatibility when importing files. Learn more.

Ted

NASA Launch Schedule

With all the excitement around Artemis II, many people don't realize that there are plenty of other uncrewed launches scheduled. Check out the upcoming schedule from NASA here.