Google Search is rolling out a new way to check the credibility and context of images. This tool will let you see an image’s announcement blog – https://blog.google/products/search/google-search-new-fact-checking-features/ Simply search for an image, click on the three dots, and choose “about […]
If you use Google Forms and want to use the spreadsheet of data to collaborate with your colleague(s), here’s how: New to Google Forms? Start with LinkedIn Learning’s Google Forms Essential Training. Does your form allow users to submit a […]
Unsend that message! It has probably happened to you, sometime in the past, as soon as you clicked the send button you realized that you forgot to attach an attachment; or, maybe, put the wrong date in your message; or, something similar. No problem! You […]
Last year, Google rolled out a new feature for Approvals in Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides. This should be a use feature for myriad administrative uses as well as small group work in the classroom to ensure that a document has been vetted by an […]
By: Suzanne Thompson, ITG, and Bobby Wiles, EDU 368 Intern, CS major, EDU and ENT minor Your data has a story to tell. Bring it to life! Transform your data into an interactive experience for your audience, with Google Looker Studio (formerly […]
When creating appointment slots in Google calendar, you have two options: standard/In person appointments and remote/Zoom calendar appointments. If you are interested in the In person appointments, please scroll down to the standard In person directions. Setting up Zoom for Calendar appointments Turning on the […]
There are many ways to check in with your students or meeting members to gauge their understanding of content, gather opinions, and ask for ideas.Options can be as simple as asking for a show of hands, having students hold up color-coded index cards with yes […]
