Every Tuesday, I share some of the best technology blog posts, tweets, or highlights that I have discovered during the week. My hope is by sharing these tech tidbits, we can all continue to share information with each other in regards to education technology integration.
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EXTRA: One more thing to share with Google Slides. There is a new add-on called Paletti. This add-on allows you to color your slides with a touch of a button in over 200 different combinations.
What is it? “ Kapwing is a collaborative, online content creation platform that you can use to edit video and create content.” What can I use it for? You can use it to edit a youtube video to only show what you want to show, take a video and turn it into a GIF, create a video from pictures, edit an already created video by adding text, change the format of a video, download only the audio, and a lot more. How do I get it? To be able to use Kapwing Pro for free, you do need to sign up and wait for verification. This applies to both teachers and students. Once your account has been verified as being for education, you will be able to upgrade the free Kapwing account to the pro version. Go to https://www.kapwing.com/edu to get started. I absolutely LOVE using Kapwing for all of my video editing. It is so easy to use. When I heard the Pro version was free, I shouted out loud. Luckily, I only scared my c...
Google Keep + Google Documents Together at last Okay, I admit I am slightly old-fashioned when it comes to making list &/or notes. I have a pile of scrap paper on my desk in which I like to grab to jot down a note or two while I work. In most cases, this system works very well as the notes serve only a temporary purpose. Once I am done, there is something intrinsic about throwing this scrap paper away. But there are times when I find myself hurriedly stuffing these small pieces of paper in my computer bag or purse as time runs out or the days become hectic. This results in a huge mess as these small single pieces of paper just beg to get lost. Enter Google Keep .... Google Keep is an easy to use platform designed by Google as a way to store your lists, notes, doodles, and much more. For some, it was useful but having to open up a separate browser or app wasn’t that convenient. Today, that’s no longer a problem. Google Keep is now integrated within Google Docs wi...
From GAFE to G Suite You have probably heard by now Google has recently announced a new name for all of their Google Apps For Education and Business accounts. The new title is G Suite. Along with the new name comes a few new features. Listed below are just two of them: In Google Docs, you can now use columns. To find out how, go to: https://goo.gl/0mBIS0 In Docs, Sheets, and Slides, comes a tool called Explore. Explore uses technology to offer suggestions such as design tips or research recommendations. This tool works very well in Google Sheets and Slides. BUT ....in Google Docs, Explore falls short. To make room for this new tool, Google removed the Research tool that was widely used in education. This is a huge setback....especially for those that depended on the Research tool to help find reliable information and open source images. The Research tool even assisted in adding the website citations in the footnotes of the pape...
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