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Google for Students

Using Chromebooks with G Suite

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  • UC Merced How Google Search works

https://libguides.ucmerced.edu/google

  • A Google a Day

http://www.agoogleaday.com/

  • Google for Education

https://edu.google.com/teacher-center/?modal_active=none

  • Distance Learning for Educators: Google

Distance learning

Google online training for teachers

  • accessibility

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Starting with Chromebooks

SJUSD Technology Support and overview of Distance Learning through Google

Chromebook Simulator

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Learning Management System

DRIVE

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Classwork

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Privacy

https://safety.google/privacy/

Start with privacy settings

Remove

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Track use of your email

In your personal gmail, you can add a suffix

Place “+” and text after username

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Classroom Help

Sign in to Classroom

See classwork, calendar & due dates

Classroom Email Summary for Guardians

Classroom Help and Teacher Center

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Drive

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Keyboard Shortcuts

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Mac

Keyboard Shortcuts

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Formatting

Text has form -- not just function

size, type, weight, color impact readability

Academic papers use a consistent style to maximize access to ideas

You

Got

This

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Font Size : What

size 20 Cuprum

size 20 Comfortaa

size 20 Veranda

size 20 Caveat

6

8

10

12

14

18

24

30

36

48

60

72

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Font Style : What

Serif

(with feet)

Times New Roman

Garamond

Merriweather

Cambria

Courier New

Sans-Serif

(no feet)

Arial

Calibri

Impact

Cuprum

Open Sans

Script

or handwriting

Dancing Script

Petit Formal

Pacifico

Amatic SC

Caveat

Decorative

hi

hi

hi

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Font Style and Size: How

Font > Times New Roman Size > 12

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Margins : what

This is the normal text style and formatting that I want to appear anytime I type anything within a Google docs word processing document.

Times New Roman is just a super fantastic font, according to MLA, APA, and all the other acronyms! Size 12 is just stunning. Double space? Don’t mind if I do!

You’ll sleep well at night knowing your Docs defaults are set exactly how you want them. It is quite the lifetime achievement to set your settings.

This is normal

I want to appear anytime I type anything within

a Google docs word processing document.

Times

New

Roman

is just a super fantastic font,

or so says

MLA, APA, and all the others.

Personal space between text and paper edge

1”

1”

1”

1”

2.25”

4”

1”

1”

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Margins : How

File > Page Setup > Set margins to 1”

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Indents: What

There is no indentation here. All text is left-justified. The first line is left-justified and all the remaining lines are also left justified.

There is a hanging indent here. Text begins left-justified. The first line is left-justified, and the remaining lines move to the right

There is a first line indent here. The first line of a paragraph moves to the right, and the remaining lines are left-justified

First Line Indent

Left Indent

Turn on ruler with View > Show ruler

Indent markers show up on the ruler at the top of the page.

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Manual Indents: How

Drag Left Indent right, then drag First Line Indent left

Drag First Line Indent right

hanging indent

first line indent

First Line Indent

First Line Indent

Left Indent

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Easier Indentation Options

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Left

Right

Center

J u s t i f i e d

Text Alignment

This is the normal text style and formatting that I want to appear anytime I type anything within a Google docs word processing document.

Times New Roman is just a super fantastic font, according to MLA, APA, and all the other acronyms! Size 12 is just stunning. Double space? Don’t mind if I do!

You’ll sleep well at night knowing your Docs defaults are set exactly how you want them. It is quite the lifetime achievement to set your settings.

This is the normal text style and formatting that I want to appear anytime I type anything within a Google docs word processing document.

Times New Roman is just a super fantastic font, according to MLA, APA, and all the other acronyms! Size 12 is just stunning. Double space? Don’t mind if I do!

You’ll sleep well at night knowing your Docs defaults are set exactly how you want them. It is quite the lifetime achievement to set your settings.

This is the normal text style and formatting that I want to appear anytime I type anything within a Google docs word processing document.

Times New Roman is just a super fantastic font, according to MLA, APA, and all the other acronyms! Size 12 is just stunning. Double space? Don’t mind if I do!

You’ll sleep well at night knowing your Docs defaults are set exactly how you want them. It is quite the lifetime achievement to set your settings.

This is the normal text style and formatting that I want to appear anytime I type anything within a Google docs word processing document.

Times New Roman is just a super fantastic font, according to MLA, APA, and all the other acronyms! Size 12 is just stunning. Double space? Don’t mind if I do!

You’ll sleep well at night knowing your Docs defaults are set exactly how you want them. It is quite the lifetime achievement to set your settings.

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Text Alignment

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Line Spacing

Line Spacing > Double

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Headings

Type Heading with text Left aligned

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Set up a Paper on Google Docs: Page Numbers

  1. Insert > Headers & footers > Header

2. Align > Right Align

3. Font Style and Size

4. Move Insertion Point to add Last Name or paper Title

>

>

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Text Alignment

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Separate Paragraphs

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Use or create templates

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Table of contents, Title, Heading

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Set Default Text Style and Formatting

Highlight text > Normal text > Options > Save as my default style

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Google Docs: Wrap Images

Select inserted image for placement options > wrap images around text

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Styles

Follow assignment instructions

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Titles

Type Title with text Center aligned

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Sharing Documents

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Sharing Overview

Share button icons indicate sharing settings

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Sharing with Individuals

Under Share with people and groups, add emails

Optional: notify, or change from Editor to Viewer

Click Share to open Share Settings

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Sharing Publicly

Under Get link, change sharing to

OR

Open Share

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Sharing a Copy or .pdf

To share a copy:

  1. Click share
  2. Share as “anyone with the link” can view, or share with individuals
  3. Click Copy link, then click Done
  4. After you paste the link, change the end of the URL before sending it.
  5. Delete after the last slash /edit?usp=sharing, and write /copy instead. It should look like this:

Before: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/documentID/edit?usp=sharing

After: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/documentID/copy

As .pdf

  1. Click Share
  2. Click Copy link, then click Done.
  3. After you paste the link, change the end of the URL before sending it. Example:
    • Before: http://docs.google.com/document/d/documentID/edit?usp=sharing
    • After: http://docs.google.com/document/d/documentID/export?format=pdf

Only people with the link and a district account can get a copy/PDF

Anyone with the link and any Google account can get a copy/PDF

No one with the link can get a copy/PDF unless you share with their specific Google Account

People need permission before you can share a copy or a .pdf

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Research

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Explore Tool

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Google News

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Sites

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Know your URL

Universal Resource Locator is a complete web address

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Check your Protocol and Top Level Domain

Protocol indicates the type and flow of information

Hypertext Transfer Protocol (http) or Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure (https)

Top Level Domain is the final (or only) extension

This domain provides information to use when evaluating a website

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History of the Domain Name System

1985 Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA)

established Domain Name System .com, .net., .edu, .mil, .gov, and .org., .int

Domain is a unique identity

1998 Internet Corporation of Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) established to manage the assignment and categorization of new domains

  • 2000 authorized 7 more .name, .aero, .biz, .coop, .info, .museum, and .pro

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Top Level Domains (TLD)

.com for commercial

.net for network

.org is popular among --but not exclusive to-- non-profit organizations

Must be registered

TLD

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Most meaningful top-level domains

.edu for accredited American educational institutions

.gov U.S. governmental departments, agencies, programs, federally recognized tribes, territories, counties, cities, towns

.nsn Native Sovereign Nations can be top-level or second-level domain (.nsn.gov)

.mil U.S. Department of Defense (including military branches)

.edu & .gov

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Each country has a country code top-level domain (ccTLD)

Geographic domains are

.us top level is United States. .fed.us

.ca top level is Canada, but .ca.us with .ca as second-level is California

.co top level domain for Columbia, but registry encourages its use as .com alternative, and has no residency requirements. Also common second-level domain for commercial (.co.uk)

.su for Soviet Union still in use and administered by .ru administrators

ccTLD

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Second-Level Domains

Additional domain extension

Second level domains can be restricted, unrestricted, or sponsored

  • .gov.ua (Ukrainian government agencies)
  • .gov.au (Australian government agencies)
  • .edu.ru (Russian education institutions)
  • .mil.kz (Kazakhstan Ministry of Defense)
  • .nhs.uk (United Kingdom’s National Health Service)
  • .ac.in (Indian Academic institutions)

.gov.ua

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Know your URL

Top Level Domain is the final (or only) extension

This domain provides information to use when evaluating a website

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.gov.ky

.ky.gov

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.gov.ky

.ky.gov

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Website URL evaluation

Restricted (e.g. .arpa)

Unrestricted can be registered by anyone (e.g. com, .net. Org, .info, .name, .health)

Sponsored meet eligibility criteria (.int, asia, .cat, .edu, .gov, .int, .jobs, .mil, .mobil, .museum, .tel, and .travel, .cern)

Country top-level domains have varying registration requirements (Laos’ ccTLD is .la, but Los Angeles businesses and professionals have registrations. Latvia’s .lv is often used for los vegas, though .vegas is available) also countries which require citizenship, some even require local servers

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Preview Search Results: Use “Click Restraint”

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Build a Better Search

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nutrition site:cdc.gov

site:

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related:cdc.gov

related:

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cookie recipe -chocolate

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“search exact phrase”

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cookbook filetype:pdf

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Tallest building 1918...1939

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careers ~environmentalist

~

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Google Takeout

Download your drive before leaving the district to save your files (requires flash drive or other external storage)

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More Google

Using Collections

G Suite accessibility

Google and Reference Search

search engines,

skilled search- boolean, Google g, different search engine uses,

https://www.google.com/intl/en-us/insidesearch/searcheducation/

browser and examples (safari, firefox, google chrome, internet explorer)

plug ins: java and adobe

search engine (14-15) google, dogpile, metasearch engine

spiders

Creating powerpoints- oral presentation

Adding pics

Printing PPT (numerous slides on a page)

*Citing picture sources

https://www.codespaces.com/power-searching-with-google.html

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Issues

Keyword voids can fill with niche misinformation