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Digital Learning Recommendations
Digital Learning Recommendations
for Beginners
for Beginners
Use Google Maps to find locations. Choose from street maps, satellite imagery, and 360 degree views.
Learn more with this video: How to use Google Maps
Use Google Docs to collaborate on writing projects with classes around the world.
Learn more with this video: Collaborative editing in Google Docs
Use Google Slides to collaborate on presentations with classes around the world.
Learn more with this video: Collaborative editing in Google Slides
Use Google Forms to create surveys. Have students from around the world answer your survey.
Learn more with this blog post: Get started with Forms
Use Google Hangouts to collaborate via text or video chat with classrooms around the world.
Learn more with this blog post: How educators and schools can make the most of Google Hangouts
Find global education videos to share with your students. Teachers can upload video creations to a class YouTube channel to share with others.
Use Google Sheets to collaborate, collect, and analyze data.
Learn more with this video: Collaborative editing in Google Sheets
Use Instagram to connect via social media. Create a class Instagram account and post student work samples. Students in classrooms around the world can comment on your posts.
Follow globally minded educators and organizations using their Twitter handles and education specific hashtags.
Learn more at this blog post: Twitter for the Global Educator
Use Padlet as a collaborative space to post, comment, and share with other classrooms.
Check out the pre-existing global projects Padlet as an example and for ideas.
Have your students post video responses on Flipgrid for a collaborative discussion.
Learn more at this blog post: Bringing Students' Voices to the World
Have students easily create infographics about specific countries using Piktochart.
Learn more at this blog post: 10 Great Infographics for Educators
Explore millions of art collections from around the world at the Google Cultural Institute. Take a virtual tour using the website or use as a tour guide around a museum using the mobile app.
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