An update (Sept) from GSuite - New settings for accessing Meets - Important information about Meet settings!

• A screencast about how to generate a Meet link and access a Meet from within Classroom

Meet is now integrated within Classroom, which allows for streamlining the organization of your Meets.

• Step by step written directions

• Screencast with directions

This video walks you through the proper way to host a live Google Meet with students if you didn't want to use it through Google Classroom.

One solution for seeing as much as you can on your screen during synchronous sessions

How to present your screen so students can see materials on your computer

Some more options for viewing students during synchronous sessions

This tutorial explains how to show a video to your students (synchronously) and successfully share the sound

This is a great tool for recording your computer screen or hovercam with the ability to speak and record your audio instructions. This would be ideal for presenting a topic, provide feedback, or reviewing material with your students.

For more info click HERE.

Here's how to add Screencastify to your Google account so you can begin casting!

Ed Tech Teacher put out this relevant tutorial with additional information about using Screencastify.

• This is a way to use Meet & Screencastify to float your video on top of your shared screen while conducting a synchronous session

• The tutorial shows Zoom, but this will work for Meet in the same way

A playlist in YouTube is a list, or group, of videos that plays in order, one video after the other. ... As you can see, videos are queued up in order to be watched by the viewer, who can watch them all or click through to watch only the videos they want to see. More appropriate for older students.

For more info click HERE.

This is a great way to record your voice straight into the computer or Chromebook. The audio file save as an mp3 and you can easily bring the file into Google Slides in enhance your slide deck. (see below)

Link to the online audio recorder

You can use Screencastify to record yourself narrating something, and it will let you export it as an audio file. It's supposed to save to Drive, but sometimes I've found you need to download it to your computer first, and upload it to Drive before trying to insert it into your Slides doc.

Do you have Google Slides that you want to add audio to? Check out this video! By using the 123apps voice recorder from above, you can add audio to any of your Google Slides to help enhance the learning experience for students working remotely. This is an alternative to the process above ^^^

WeVideo is a great online video editing suite. WeVideo works great with Chromebooks and is very easy for students to publish their work.