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The Secrets of a google ninja

Going the Google Mile

Teacher Edition

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Christy Fennewald

Experienced Educator

Technology Integration Coordinator

Google Certified Teacher

Google Certified Trainer

Common Sense Media Ambassador

Flipped Certified Teacher

GEG CENTX Leader

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Your Challenge:

Find ONE tool you can use to make change with you or your students. Tweet that change to #googlesecrets, #googleedu.

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Your Guide to the Secrets

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The Secrets of Safety

Learn ways to stay safe online

Digital citizenship

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Keep your family safe

Go to Google’s Safety Center and manage your online profile - choose what apps have access to and what they don’t. This is a must-have for the 21st century!

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Save your favorites

Go to “Google Save” to save and organize images and Websites in one location. The best part - you save your images virtually that you find online without downloading!

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Do a Security Check-up

Did you know you can do a security check-up on your Google account? Verify what devices should have logged onto your account, manage what applications can and can’t see, and much, much more!

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Google Digital Citizenship Curriculum

Google Digital Citizenship Curriculum - aimed at classrooms - has a curriculum ready to rollout for secondary students! Revise the lessons or stick with the template.

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AfterSchool Tech Tool Kit

Afterschool tech tool kit- The Afterschool Tech Toolkit aims to empower afterschool professionals and educators with strategies and training so they can provide students with powerful access to technology outside of classroom hours.

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The Secrets of

Problem Solving

Learn ways to Bring Code & Design

into your classroom

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let’s get those girls coding!

Want your girls to have some resources for coding? Check out

Made w/ Code!

And, join the

G+ Community to get more connections and discussions going.

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Or Mix a little art with a little code...

Google Dev Art: Combine coding and art and submit your results

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And build your own rubik’s cube...

Google Chrome Cube Lab: Create your own Rubik’s Cube

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And build your own Lego Structures

Let’s Build with Chrome: Chrome and Lego team up to build replicas in Google +

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Attend a maker camp this summer

It’s FREE! Yes, FREE! Google and Make partnered to create the Summer Maker Camp, a virtual camp for tinkering, creating, and making. 6 weeks of non-stop learning.

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Attend Camp Google

Camp Google is a free summer camp that gets kids learning through fun, interactive science activities and adventures.

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Steam with The Connectory

Stay up-to-date with all of the STEAM events in your neighborhood with The Connectory.

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Let Google BuilD your CS Program

Google’s CS First lays the groundwork for you in developing a Computer Science Program. Choose from a variety of focus areas to learn and explore. Code: AWESOME!

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Find CS lessons in CS Custom Search

Google’s Computer Science Custom Search Engine lets users search K-12 lessons from all over the world in computer science.

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Develop Android Apps

Google & Udacity combined to create many courses on Android development.

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Solve for <x>

Solve for <x> is Google’s Moonshot thinking. It’s a matchmaker and a platform connector bringing individuals and organizations - who otherwise may not interact with each other - into the same space to discuss and advance moonshot projects.

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The Teacher’s Guild

Partnered with Google, it brings together teachers to collaborate and solve 30 education challenges in three years. Building on each others’ ideas, we will amaze our students, schools and the greater system with a flood of new and better solutions designed by and for teachers.

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Revealing Science secrets

Learn ways to explore the

human anatomy

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Turn your phone into a science journal

Science Journal can turn your Android device into a tricorder of sorts. The app uses the sensors in your smartphone to gather, graph and visualize data. For example, you can use Google's Science Journal app to measure sound in a particular area over a particular period of time, or the movement of the device's internal accelerometers.

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Explore the human body with

Zygote Body (formerly Google Body Browser)

Biodigital Human (a Chrome Web Extension - login with Google)

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Compete in a virtual science fair

Google Science Fair is is a global online science and technology competition open to individuals and teams from ages 13 to 18.

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Take a Round-the-World Solar Flight

Google sponsors Solar Impulse, a site dedicated to exploring these solar flights launching around the world. Review a pilot’s vital signs and track these planes LIVE. The data is impressive and instantaneous.

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Make Solar Power a Reality

Project Sunroof puts Google's expansive data in mapping and computing resources to use, helping calculate the best solar plan for you.

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Explore Earth’s Changes

Global Forest Change Explorer provides easy access to forest change data across the planet. Use the tool to analyze trends within countries and ecoregions and dive deeper into the underlying causes of forest change at specific hotspots.

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Send a robot to the moon

The MoonBots challenge is for students ages 8-17 and encourages them to build a robot for the Moon. Make your own team or join an existing one.

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Relax & Watch The Science Show

The SciShow is a free YouTube channel for upper elementary students and beyond while SciShow Kids is for early elementary. Check it out & expand your brain powers.

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The cultural &

Historical Secrets

Learn ways to enhance your

calendar experience

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Or get cultured with...

  • Google Cultural Institute: 1905-2008 cultural icons and events merged into one interactive site
  • Google Open Gallery: Create your own galleries or build/edit existing ones for history, art, etc.
  • Google Constitute: How technology can improve constitution ideas
  • Digital Attack Map: Displays the tens of thousands of attacks against the websites of newspapers, businesses and charities every day.
  • Project Shield: Uses Google’s technology to protect websites at risk and keep them online.
  • Investigative Dashboard: Gives journalists the tools to follow the money and uncover international money laundering.
  • Password Alert: Lets people know if they’ve been targeted by password theft.

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Discover the power of women

March is International Women’s Month. Explore Google’s Women Summits around the world and get involved in gender equality! There is so much for all genders on this site.

Celebrate Women Tech Makers!

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Double the dose of female power

TECHNOLOchicas is a collaborative project of the National Center for Women & IT (NCWIT) and Televisa Foundation designed to raise awareness among young Latinas and their families about opportunities and careers in technology.

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Give to Make change

Through the Google One Today, you can give to causes that mean something to you. This is a great resource for finding service project ideas as well. Find associated organizations and more material about the causes.

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raise Awareness for disabilities

Google’s Impact Challenge Disabilities works to identify the largest barriers for those with disabilities. Join now to help the cause!

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The secrets of scheduling

Learn ways to maximize

your google calendar experience

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Book an appointment at...

  • Google Appointment Slots (available with Google Apps for Education--was going to go away, but is now sticking around!)

  • You Can Book Me (syncs with your Google Account)

http://youcanbook.me/

Click Login-->Via Google

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The Secrets of Geography

Learn the extras of Maps

and Geo Tools

And take Field trips for...free!

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Get your Geo on with...

Geoguessr: Compete with others to “name that place” by guessing the location of a street view image on a Google Map.

Geosettr: Use Geosettr to create your own Geoguessr challenges for you and your students!

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Test your GEO knowledge even further with...

Earth Picker, an application similar to GeoGuessr, but with slightly different options.

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Challenge your “Smarty” Geo Trivia

Use Smarty Pins to challenge your geo trivia. Similar to Earth Picker and GeoGuessr, but with a more localized turn.

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Take a Night Walk with...

Google Nightwalk: Search your own paths, build your own paths, and explore the sights and sounds of a city at night.

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Explore the world inside & out

Google World Wonders Project: Explore the wonders of the world - above and below ground - using Google’s streetview technology

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Take a field trip to Versailles...

With Google Art Project, a site that houses thousands of collections of artwork and allows viewers to explore with Google's Street View technology. (Try searching Palace of Versailles)

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Take a road trip to the national parks

With Google’s Arts and Culture, travel to the National Parks on a journey many never get to experience.

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World Map

With World Map, you can type in a word, map it and hear its translation across the globe! And, guess what? You can also learn about the word! It combines power of Google Translate and the collective knowledge of Wikipedia to put into context the relationship between language and geographical space.

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Combine virtual reality with Geography

With the use of Google’s Cardboard and the Expeditions kit, bring virtual field trips one step closer to real life!

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Build Virtual & Augmented Reality

Google Blocks lets users build colorful 3D models in VR. It is supposed to be intuitive enough for newcomers to use, but full-featured enough to support making artistically compelling models. Users can export objects and make them viewable online.

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Build Virtual & Augmented Reality

Google is opening a new platform called Poly where people can find and distribute virtual and augmented reality objects. The tool is integrated with Tilt Brush and Blocks, respectively Google’s VR painting and sculpting apps, and is meant to provide an art library for people building with Google’s ARCore, Apple’s ARKit, or various VR development platforms.

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Combine Literature with Geography IN Google Lit Trips

With Google Lit Trips, you can either create new literature journeys on Google Earth or choose from a variety of pre-created lessons.

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Cross-Curricular Geography IN Google Earth Walks

The geo sister to Lit Trips, Earth Walks lets you explore the world. During a Google Earth Walk, students engage in real-world problem solving as they work their way through a virtual tour on Google Earth.

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Location History

Google Maps tracks your steps. Retrace them in Location History. Wondering where your phone is? Check Location History. Want to find your child? Check Location History.

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And sets your sights high in the sky with...

Google Sky, a look into Mars, the Moon, and the Sky.

Or…

100,000 Stars by the Google Data Team:

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And, check out the flight simulators available at...

Google Earth Flight Simulator (access via Tools-->Flight Simulator)

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Find more about your location with Google Goggles

Get the Google Goggles app to take pictures of your location, allow Google to search its databases, and provide you with immediate information on the location. Too cool!

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Take a Field Trip with Field Tripper

Get the Field Tripper app and, as you move about a city or location, it will fill you will facts and images about the location.

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Help out the Tigers

With Tiger Tracker, you can measure your own distance walking/traveling each day against the tigers. Your participation goes to help save tigers. Join the project & help save tigers!

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The Secrets of Discussion and collaboration

Learn the Extras of Groups,

Storytelling, and other

discussion tools

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Transformation Center

Share your transformation idea or sign into your Google account to gain access to a collaborative Google Doc with plans for transforming your school.

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Tell stories with...

Google Story Builder - Read the how-tos here. Or, check out the Master’s Edition to communicate with historic authors.

No longer working:(

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Or, use an alternative:

Google Groups, also available in the Google Apps for Education domain. However, Groups adds a management feature and blogging element unique to Groups.

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And now, there is Google Classroom!

Google Classroom, Google’s first venture into a native LMS for GAFE

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Hangout with 15 others on...

Google Hangouts, a free way to connect via Web, computer, voice, video, recording and more. Not just for Skype purpose, but can also do Live Streaming. Now, that Google + is integrated into Google Apps, this is more available. However, it can be used with a standard Google Account and up to ten other devices.

Check out the Google Duo app as well!

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Bring Awareness to your hangouts with...

Hype my Hangouts! Create videos to promote your upcoming hangouts in a cool & stylish manner!

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Ping Pong Hangouts!

New to Google Hangouts? Try Ping Pong Hangouts as a Hangout App to get you familiar with all of Hangouts’ wonderful features.

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Collaborate with others around the world with...

Connected Classrooms Workshop. Join this community of educators to become part of virtual field trips and to connect classrooms around the world. Want to hold a book discussion with a school in India? Post in the Google + community and you’ll be connected quickly!

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Join in a Global Lesson Plan

At GoogleEdu On Air 2015, they announced a Global Lesson Plan in honor of the UN’s day on Sept. 25, 2015 to create a set of goals for the world that aim to make our planet fair, healthy and sustainable by 2030. Join by registering and creating a global lesson!

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Join The Great Thanksgiving Listen

Using the StoryCorps mobile app, participants can upload their relatives’ recordings to the StoryCorps archive at the American Folklife Center at the Library of Congress. In one holiday weekend, capture an entire generation of American lives and experiences.

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Or get schooled with...

Google Spell Up: Verbal spelling games

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The Secrets of Searching

Learn How to beef up your

searching skills

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Get Applied Digital Skills

Go to Google’s CS First, which now includes Applied Digital Skills to find curriculum for middle school and high school teachers or resources for ms and hs students.

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Be Internet Awesome

To make the most of the Internet, kids need to be prepared to make smart decisions. Be Internet Awesome teaches kids the fundamentals of digital citizenship and safety so they can explore the online world with confidence.

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Search for the Best FLights

Introducing...Google Flights! What can you do with Google Flights? Check it out! Find the cheapest flights and the best travel routes. Seriously, check this out!

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Become a Power Searcher and create stories

By taking Google's free Power Searching course

Google Search Stories: Website, YouTube, Google Blog

You cannot create these stories anymore, but you can watch them

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Create your own personal or shared space

Spaces are topic-focused hubs where you and your designated friends and colleagues can interact and exchange content. Students working on a collaborative project can create a Space for their project and start sharing links, content and hold discussions and even live conversations about their work.

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Test your skills with a google a day

A Google a Day gives a new challenge each day to test your searching skills. Google asks a question and you have to find the answer. A quick entry ticket activity!

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Build your own custom search engine

Go to Google Custom Search and build your own search engines so students can only search certain sites while still appearing to be searching Google.

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Improve your searching with knowledge graph

Feeling sick? Use Google’s Knowledge Graph, you can search things like “what is celiac disease?” and relevant facts will populate from knowledge graph. Do this right from Google Search!

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Find what others are searching for

Go to Google Trends to find the top search terms that are trending right now. Choose any country to see how search terms vary or stay similar.

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Become the Renaissance man/woman

With CrashCourse & CrashCourse kids, you can take courses on any subject imaginable. No need to search - it’s all right there!

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The Evolution of the Web

Use this interactive timeline to explore how the Web has evolved overtime!

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Find loved ones after a disaster

Google Person Finder lets you find your loved ones after a disaster. It is only launched after a disaster and is part of the Google Crisis Response project.

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Great Google Search

For High School and beyond, this presentation contains some of my most effective searching tools from Google. Check ‘em out!

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Analyzing Trends & Gaps

Go to Trendalyzer, also known as Gapminder to create bubble charts that will animate your data. Use these charts in any presentation!

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FrightGeist

With Frightgeist, check out the most searched Halloween costumes & compare how that relates to actual purchases.

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Correlate data and Trends

Google Correlate finds search patterns that correspond to real world trends. Enter your own data or search existing parameters. The possibilities are immense!

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The Secrets of Fine Arts

Learn Tools & Projects

For Fine Arts

And Make Music, Videos & More...free!

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Create a doodle or two

Yes, you can design the doodle that appears on Google Search pages. With Doodle 4 Google, students can create doodles based upon a theme and submit them to Google. Winners in each group earn prizes and their doodle is featured on the Google search page!

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Enter the world of performing arts

With Performing Arts, journey through the world of performing arts and watch the world’s greatest performers come to life in 360 degrees.

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Start a Collaborative Jam with...

Jam with Chrome: Host a virtual Jam session with your friends. Think of the possibilities!

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Explore Music at Chrome Music Lab

Chrome Music Lab is a collection of experiments that let anyone, at any age, explore how music works. They're collaborations between musicians and coders.

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Tour Abbey Road & Studio one

Record a jam session in Studio One and tour Abbey Road. Experience the London Symphony record in 360 degree views! The learning is endless in this virtual journey through Abbey Road.

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Become a design superstar

With Google Design, you can explore how Google goes about designing. You can read their design guidelines, download assets and resources, meet the team, and learn about job and training opportunities.

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Journey into a Creative Gallery

With Think With Google’s Creative Gallery, you can search ideas that blend creativity with technology. Many cool examples to choose from!

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Learn all about YouTube & Then some

With the YouTube Creator Academy. Beef up on your YouTube skills.

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Learn Art Online

With the KQED Art School, you can enjoy FOR FREE a series featuring contemporary artists working in performance, digital art, & more. Meet artists and learn about their personal histories and intentions, then learn how to make all kinds of art.

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Create silent films To Share

The Peanut Gallery: Speak to a collection of silent films and it will instantly convert it to a text overlay for a silent film. Think of the possibilities for Language Arts, Drama, and Social Studies!

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The Secrets of Data

Manage your data

View data

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Manage your Website & Website data

With Google’s WebMaster tools, you can get data, tools and diagnostics for a healthy, Google-friendly site.

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Check Email Encryption & Security

Email encryption is a serious thing. Not all providers encrypt their messages. Google’s Transparency Report allows consumers to view data on this topic.

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The Secret Experiments

Learn Google’s Secret Experiments

in Chrome and Google Apps

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Shhhh! It’s Chrome’s Secrets

Looking for some hardware-accelerated 3D graphics, try out Google Chrome's WebGL Experiments.

Links to Let's Get Chromified (Best Google Apps)

Get your apps and extensions at the

Chrome Web Store

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Top Secrets

Top Chrome Experiments include

  • 100,000 Stars - view the entire universe in one place!
  • Kick Chrome - kick, dribble, shoot, etc. all on your mobile device
  • Google Search Volume by language - see who’s searching

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Android Apps

Top “secret” Android Apps include

  • Sound Search for Google Play - simply click on the app, hold up your phone to music and it will find the song on Google Play. I use this one all the time to find songs on the radio that I like!

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What are some other great Google pieces?

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Where do I find this stuff?

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RighTS

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The Secrets of a google ninja

Going the Google Mile

Teacher Edition