Tuesday Tech Tips is a weekly blog that contains interesting technology tips, articles, and videos.
The current release is March 1, 2021
https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/201361963
Meeting/webinar features
Enhanced custom gallery view with hidden non-video participants
Custom gallery view order can be utilized even when non-video participants are hidden. When a non-video participant turns on their video, their video will be added to the bottom-right corner of the last page of gallery view.
Clearer designation of shared content
When sharing begins, a notification is provided over the shared content, clearly showing what you are sharing and when participants are able to see the content.
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Sustainable Jersey for Schools New Digital Schools Program
The Digital Schools Program was created In June 2020 to integrate new content into Sustainable Jersey for Schools that strengthens support for schools in meeting the challenges of digital learning and to help bring about a sustainable future for us all. It builds on the legacy of the Future Ready Schools - New Jersey (FRS-NJ) program (which ceased operations in 2019) by integrating FRS-NJ topic areas and content into the Sustainable Jersey for Schools actions (see the Digital Schools History for more detail).
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Enjoy the Tuesday Tech Tips!
How to clear your cache and cookies to make your computer run better when browsing the web. Read more for directions and to learn about the differences.
Aylesworth: We’re teaching STEM wrong — but any teacher can do it right. It’s about trial and error, doing things & watching them not work. Learn more.
Quickly navigate to active cells and ranges with the new range name box in Google Sheets. Google is adding a range name box, located to the left of the formula bar, to improve navigation in Google Sheets. | Learn more.
Did you know that there is a QR code creator built into Google Chrome? If you have the latest version, type a website in the address bar and you should see a QR icon to create your own QR codes! Enjoy!