G Suite Guides

Guides for Using G Suite Products

Google vs. Microsoft

The eternal question, when should you use G Suite for Education and when should you use Office 365. This document attempts to help you answer that question. Open the file to save a copy.

Google vs. Microsoft

Export From Notability to Google Drive

Teachers using the iPad might want to take a file from Notability to Google Drive. The instructions provide an overview of how to complete the operation.

Export From Notability to Google Drive

Ditch That Textbook Interactive Google Slides Template

Former classroom teacher and Indiana resident Matt Miller authored Ditch That Textbook and maintains a blog of the same name. Miller believes that technology has changed the way work is done and information is consumed; but, schools have been slow to respond to those changes. In order to assist, he provides many ideas and resources on his blog. This particular example showcases ways to use Google Slides in interactive ways.

Interactive notebook master template

Google Chrome Cheat Sheet

Google Chrome is GCSC's preferred browser. Chrome contains many features that are overlooked by most users. These "hidden" features can make your browsing experience much more efficient. This guide contains a list of the some features you may not know existed, what use they serve, and how to access them. Hopefully these tips and tricks will aid your browsing experience.

Chrome Tips and Tricks

Uploading Files to Google Drive

Uploading files from the hard drive of your computer or the staff drive (colloquially, the "G: Drive") to Google Drive is an operation that you may find useful when you need to backup files. This guide will walk you through the process.

Uploading Files to Google Drive

Distribute a Blank Copy of a Google Doc Via Canvas

You may find that you want to create a document and share with students so that each student can answer questions or insert information on their own individual documents. To accomplish this by sharing a Google Doc you have to assume that students understand the process of copying the file to their drive. An easier way is to use the command /template/preview. This guide will show you how to use this command in conjunction

/Template/Preview

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