Education 2.0 & 3.0

Google's ChromeOS is a solid Windows and MacOS alternative, but multitasking isn't perfect. Here's how to use split screen mode on your Chromebook.

Free resource of educational web tools, 21st century skills, tips and tutorials on how teachers and students integrate technology into education

Certified Google Innovator, Meghan Eberhart, reviews the Select to Speak feature which allows chosen text to be read aloud on G Suite and Chromebooks. This is helpful for students who are learning English for the first time, having trouble with pronunciation or are having trouble staying focused while reading.

Don’t miss out on the other accessibility features! See the full Google for Education: Accessibility Training playlist at https://bit.ly/2xjDdti.

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Chromebook Select-to-Speak How To Video https://bit.ly/2TkVMpF
Select-to-Speak Support Article https://bit.ly/2vCYjCv
Accessibility @ Google for Education https://bit.ly/3ammiEL
Accessibility Quick Guide https://bit.ly/2vE3Cld
Accessibility Flashcards https://bit.ly/3cs9Jtg
G Suite User Guide to Accessibility https://bit.ly/2PGqXt5
Edu in 90 Videos https://bit.ly/2TzgcKp


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Free resource of educational web tools, 21st century skills, tips and tutorials on how teachers and students integrate technology into education

Free resource of educational web tools, 21st century skills, tips and tutorials on how teachers and students integrate technology into education

In 2018, Chromebooks were the most-used device by schools in the Netherlands. Here are some of the reasons why teachers brought them into their classrooms.

Ready to discover 60 Tools to Inspire Students with Chromebooks? Inside this post, you will find all kinds of tools to engage students, assess, check for understanding, get them creating, coding, and so much more!

, Rosey McQuillan

by Diana Benner

Chromebooks' built-in accessibility features for teachers and students

Chromebook app for recording audio

We’ve put together a list of some of the Chromebooks accessibility features & tools for students with disabilities to explore while at-home learning

In this episode, learn how to set up Offline Mode for Chromebooks and G Suite to allow students to continue learning even when internet bandwidth is low or online access is unavailable.

Don’t miss an episode! See the full EDU in 90 series playlist at g.co/EDUin90

Are you an administrator interested in learning more about Chromebooks for your school? https://bit.ly/2GBQCPt
Are you an educator interested in G Suite for Education? https://bit.ly/2JIIVZA
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Set up offline access to Docs editors - https://bit.ly/2R3nW74
Google Docs Offline extension - https://bit.ly/2ynWFpj
Use Drive files offline - https://bit.ly/2wT4AKY

Introducing a collection of creativity apps for Chromebook, that are easily purchased and managed by IT Admins, and create a seamless classroom experience for teachers and students.

Check out the Chromebook App Hub, a resource for educators to share and discover apps for #Chromebooks and corresponding lesson ideas and classroom inspiration. https://chromebookapphub.withgoogle.com @GoogleForEdu

Free resource of educational web tools, 21st century skills, tips and tutorials on how teachers and students integrate technology into education

Use your Chromebook mic for exit tickets! Students that struggle with writing still have something to share. Give them a voice with this simple strategy.

BY ELISABETH MOORING