Google Classroom: Google Classroom is an online tool that helps YOUR teacher. He or she can send you assignments, research, or a study packet maybe for a test coming up. Well, how do I get there? It's Easy! All you have to do is go to your "Waffle" in the corner and you will see a green square with a yellow border and a few white figures, that's Google Classroom! (Make sure to click the WHITE WORDS that are UNDERLINED)

• Google Drive: Google Drive is a nice tool to store, memories, you can create folders. Family Members, friends, teachers or really anybody can share anything with you, you can also share any document with anybody you want! To get to Google Drive, yet again you have to click the little "Waffle" in the top right corner of your screen, and the little green yellow and blue recycle looking symbol will come up. Click on that symbol, and enjoy, Google Drive. *.* Look down below for the example! :D

• Google Docs: The bright blue box, that looks like a folding piece of paper, is actually, Google Docs! In Google Docs you can type really anything you want! In order to use Google Docs, there is a square in the top right corner of your screen. It looks like a little "waffle." If you click that, you will find the same photo, as you see here, once you click that piece of blue folding paper, you may now click the sheet that says blank with a + sign on it and begin your document! Enjoy Google Docs! *.* (You click the plus sign on the left!) ;)

Screencastify records what you do on your computer. So if I had Screencastify on right now, it would be recording what I am doing; it does not show your face. (Only if you allow it to) Screencastify is not public, meaning no one can see it but you unless you post it. Your choice is are you going to post it? Or are you not? You must ask permission before getting screencastify!

Are you researching for a topic and not sure what websites you can trust? Well, you have come to the right page! I can show you how to tell if a website is safe our not, with a few easy tips! ^.^ Down below are some examples, the first one is to check, is the website you are using, secure? If it is, your trust starts to wrap around the website more tightly, now the second step. Or, you could call the "Secure Check" the second step, however you want. Look at the Green link under the Purple letters, it has "https://" That's also how you can trust a website, but be careful not to be fooled! Some websites have really good detail and can fake you! NASA, is mostly a website you can trust seeing they are all about Space, if Space is your topic. I hope this helped you tell the difference between a REAL website, and a FAKE website! Bye for now, see you next time! =)