What a wonderful way of building the arts at one school and serving as a model for everyone else. Please go and contribute if you can!
What a wonderful way of building the arts at one school and serving as a model for everyone else.
What a wonderful way of building the arts at one school and serving as a model for everyone else. Please go and contribute if you can!
http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/809993/gpls//cdn.embedly.com/widgets/platform.js
What I'm Learning: Education at Google I/O 2014
I ran across the videos that were focused on Education at the I/O conference this year. I think the positioning of Google Play in Education and Google Apps are really interesting. What do you think about the way they are encouraging development in this realm?
What I'm Learning: Youtube Creator Academy
I love the idea that YouTube is helping people to create things. These quick lessons are wonderful for teachers and learners of all ages. How will you use it in your classroom to build an audience for your work or the work of your learners?
YouTube Creator Academy Strengthen your YouTube skills with free online lessons Welcome! Whether you have a minute or an hour, there’s something here for you. Take a lesson, join the community, or practice new skills on your channel.
Just sharing Megan McQuinn’s proposal in the community so we can collaborate and vote on it!
Just sharing Megan McQuinn’s proposal in the community so we can collaborate and vote on it!
Originally shared by Megan McQuinn
Megan McQuinn here. I’m the teacher librarian at Farrell B. Howell EC-8 in the Far Northeast. I’m excited to expand my learning through all of your suggestions. Though I’m enjoying summer vacation all sorts of ideas for the new school year are running through my mind. Can’t wait to read everyone’s submissions.
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This. Right. Here.
Originally shared by ****
Announcing School Directory Sync
The #GoogleEDU team is down in Atlanta for #ISTE2014, showing off tools that help with more teaching and less tech-ing. We want to give school administrators more time back too, so today we are announcing School Directory Sync, a new version of the Google Apps Directory Sync (GADS) tool built specifically for schools.
This utility allows an admin to export data from their student information system (SIS) and quickly sync it to their Google Apps for Education domain. With this tool it’s easy to create users, organizational units, and Google Groups, and also to keep everything in sync.
Larry Steinke, Technology Director of Saint Francis High School in California, who helped us build and test the tool says, “The ability to auto-create groups, folders and permission sets driven by course enrollment is of extraordinary value to us. The sync tool alone is worth thousands of dollars to a large school when compared to the custom sync-software that is often required.”
The utility is available for download here: http://goo.gl/kPFwTi
This. Right. Here.
This. Right. Here.
Originally shared by ****
Announcing School Directory Sync
The #GoogleEDU team is down in Atlanta for #ISTE2014, showing off tools that help with more teaching and less tech-ing. We want to give school administrators more time back too, so today we are announcing School Directory Sync, a new version of the Google Apps Directory Sync (GADS) tool built specifically for schools.
This utility allows an admin to export data from their student information system (SIS) and quickly sync it to their Google Apps for Education domain. With this tool it’s easy to create users, organizational units, and Google Groups, and also to keep everything in sync.
Larry Steinke, Technology Director of Saint Francis High School in California, who helped us build and test the tool says, “The ability to auto-create groups, folders and permission sets driven by course enrollment is of extraordinary value to us. The sync tool alone is worth thousands of dollars to a large school when compared to the custom sync-software that is often required.”
The utility is available for download here: http://goo.gl/kPFwTi
This. Right. Here.
This. Right. Here.
Originally shared by ****
Announcing School Directory Sync
The #GoogleEDU team is down in Atlanta for #ISTE2014, showing off tools that help with more teaching and less tech-ing. We want to give school administrators more time back too, so today we are announcing School Directory Sync, a new version of the Google Apps Directory Sync (GADS) tool built specifically for schools.
This utility allows an admin to export data from their student information system (SIS) and quickly sync it to their Google Apps for Education domain. With this tool it’s easy to create users, organizational units, and Google Groups, and also to keep everything in sync.
Larry Steinke, Technology Director of Saint Francis High School in California, who helped us build and test the tool says, “The ability to auto-create groups, folders and permission sets driven by course enrollment is of extraordinary value to us. The sync tool alone is worth thousands of dollars to a large school when compared to the custom sync-software that is often required.”
The utility is available for download here: http://goo.gl/kPFwTi
This. Right. Here.
This. Right. Here.
Originally shared by ****
Announcing School Directory Sync
The #GoogleEDU team is down in Atlanta for #ISTE2014, showing off tools that help with more teaching and less tech-ing. We want to give school administrators more time back too, so today we are announcing School Directory Sync, a new version of the Google Apps Directory Sync (GADS) tool built specifically for schools.
This utility allows an admin to export data from their student information system (SIS) and quickly sync it to their Google Apps for Education domain. With this tool it’s easy to create users, organizational units, and Google Groups, and also to keep everything in sync.
Larry Steinke, Technology Director of Saint Francis High School in California, who helped us build and test the tool says, “The ability to auto-create groups, folders and permission sets driven by course enrollment is of extraordinary value to us. The sync tool alone is worth thousands of dollars to a large school when compared to the custom sync-software that is often required.”
The utility is available for download here: http://goo.gl/kPFwTi
What I'm Using: Notable PDF – A Collaborative PDF Editor
I quite like this chrome extension. It really does seem to do everything I haven’t been able to do within the PDF viewer in Google Docs.
Cloud-based PDF Viewer for your Browser view, annotate, share and collaborate