Graphic Organizers & MORE!

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In this session we'll explore different instructional ways to use Google Drawings with students and in your professional role. It is the ultimate creative tool that you and your students can use. We'll chat graphic organizers and so much more!

Topics

Simple image edits
- adding images & text
- borders, cropping, lines & arrows, shapes
Menus & Tips
- File, Insert, & Edit
- Format, Arrange, & Tools
- Transparency tricks
- Moving items with keyboard arrows and Shift key
- Insert Drawings into docs
Create & Manipulate
- Graphic organizers
- Website and presentation buttons
- Tutorial demonstrations
- Badges & incentives
- Customize website/Classroom banners
- Use for newsletters, guides, and worksheets
- Infographics (make as resource or assign)
- Create interactive lesson activities & manipulatives
- Students can create timelines, family trees, posters, comic strips, memes, and more!
- Check out some of these templates
- Customize ANYTHING!

For tips on finding images and other graphics, check out my Demo Slam page: Cleaner than Clipart

My Templates for Everything folder!

Remove Image Background

Resources

Check out some of my tutorials lessons HERE!

Create a Matching Activity

Custom Header - "Getting Fancy" Demo Slam Screencast

Ctrl Alt Achieve Resources

Tony Vincent & Ditch That Textbook Collab

Tip: Copy a Drawing from my site by following the steps shown in this video. You can even assign the Drawing in Classroom to make a copy for each student.

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How-To Drawings

Grouping Images:

Hold down the Ctrl button while you click on each image you want to group (or click and drag to highlight everything in a specific area). Then right-click and select Group, or use the option from the drop-down menu ribbon.

Create Infographics with Drawings - Ditch That Textbook

Visit "Do More With Drawings" by Jocelynn Buckentin

Create HyperDocs in Drawings!

Create Buttons in Drawings!

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