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Please sign in: https://goo.gl/wYnEDg

John Mansel-Pleydell and Chris Malanga

Certified Trainers

GOOGLE BOOTCAMP

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Objective

This training is designed for educators and classroom teachers who wish to demonstrate proficiency in using Google for Education tools. The Level 1 status indicates that an educator is able to successfully implement Google Apps for Education into their teaching practice in order to enhance teaching and learning.

Teachers will learn the basic concepts needed to pass the Google Certified Educator Level 1 exam.

Presentation Link: https://goo.gl/EMsV4Y

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Meet Your Trainers

Chris Malanga�Educational Integration Specialist�419-267-2544�malanga@nwoca.org

John Mansel-PleydellInstructional Services Supervisor�419-267-2541mpleydell@nwoca.org

Certified Trainer

Presentation Link: https://goo.gl/EMsV4Y

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Information for Today

Our NWOCA Website: training.nwoca.org

Materials: Go to the �In-District Training �menu, Select Stryker

  • Agendas with links �to follow-up resources
  • Contact information

Presentation Link: https://goo.gl/EMsV4Y

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Tech Tips Via Email

Presentation Link: https://goo.gl/EMsV4Y

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#NWOCARoadShow17

Bryan Stop - August 9th

JOIN US FOR A FREE DAY OF PROFESSIONAL LEARNING!

G Suite • Clevertouch Boards • Teacher Tech Tools

Coding • Robotics • Google Classroom • … and More!

Date: Wednesday, August 9, 2017

Time: 7:45 am - 2:30 pm

Location: Bryan Middle/High School� 1000 Fountain Grove Dr., Bryan

This is a FREE event!

To Learn More or Register

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Where are you on your

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Let's go further together.

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Creating Your Certification Account

https://edutrainingcenter.withgoogle.com/

  1. Select the “Certification” page
  2. Select “Google Certified Educator Level 1
  3. Select “Register for the Level 1 Exam
    1. Exam purchases take 24-48 hours to process, so we must register today
  4. Pay for the Level 1 Fundamentals exam with a personal credit card. The cost of the exam is $10.00.

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Why G Suite?

  • Anytime, anywhere access
  • Collaboration support
  • Autosave (HUGE ADVANTAGE!)
  • Free cloud storage (perfect for EDU)
  • Revision history
  • Import/Export variations and capabilities
  • Paperless
  • Compatibility component
  • Huge time saver
    • Filters and Labels
    • Search and Star
    • Video conferences
    • So much more!

Presentation Link: https://goo.gl/EMsV4Y

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Services Covered in Level 1

Classroom Management & Organization

Classroom

  • Distribute and collect projects efficiently
  • Effective feedback platform

Drive

  • Store documents/handouts in the Cloud and access anywhere
  • Share files and folders

Forms

  • Create survey to gather data
  • Create quizzes, entry/exit tickets

Creation, Collaboration and Presentation

Docs

  • Create and collaborate on documents
  • Effective for writing activities, essays, lesson plans, handouts, notes

Sheets

  • Create and collaborate on data through spreadsheets
  • Effective for grading and student management

Slides

  • Create and collaborate on powerful presentations
  • Effective for class reporting, data and info presentation

Drawing

  • Paint and create charts
  • Effective in learning how to lay out

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Services Covered in Level 1

Communication and Connection

Google Plus

  • Social networking that enables students and teachers to connect with the world

Hangouts

  • Converse through text, voice or video call

Contacts

  • Keep an address book of your most frequently-used contacts

Gmail

  • Email important info and attach various files

Time Management/Organization

Google Keep

  • View videos relevant to the lessons
  • Share and showcase videos created by students

Google Tasks

  • Create websites/blogs to share ideas, videos, images, documents
  • Use as portfolios

Google Groups

  • Share information with many people at once
  • Provides “discussion forums”

Calendar

  • Manage time
  • Schedule meetings and appointment slots

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Services Covered in Level 1

Content Sharing

YouTube

  • View videos relevant to the lessons
  • Share and showcase videos created by students

Google Sites

  • Create websites/blogs to share ideas, videos, images, documents
  • Use as portfolios

Google Search

  • Fast and effective way of searching for information
  • Google Scholar integration

Content Discovery

Miscellaneous

Google Chrome

  • Preferred browser for G Suite
  • Logging in allows you to save extensions, bookmarks, history, etc. to your profile

Google Help

  • Use Google Help and Forums to find out answers to questions about G Suite
  • Develop your own Personal Learning Network (PLN) to help you grow as an educator

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The 4 Cs of 21st Century Learning

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The 4Cs and Google

Creativity

Critical Thinking

Communication

Collaboration

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Google Chrome

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Why Google Chrome?

  • Simple
  • Multi-Platform
  • Fast
  • Secure
  • Extensions
  • Apps
  • Add-Ons

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Sign In With Your Google Account

Signing In

Management Across Devices

You can have multiple users, with multiple needs and tools, on one machine. Each one is personalized to the user.

When you sign in through Chrome, all of your settings will carry with you on each device that you sign in through.

  • Bookmarks
  • Apps and Extensions
  • Passwords
  • History

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Save and Manage Passwords

Menu icon > Settings > Show Advanced Settings > Passwords and forms

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Interface Tour

Apps Launcher

Bookmarks Bar

Extensions

Omnibox

Frequently

Visited Sites

Chrome Menu

Sign in to � Chrome

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Omnibox

Doubles as a search bar and your location bar.

Do a Google search right in the Omnibox!

(more on this later!)

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Tips and Tricks

Turn any Web page into a shortcut on your Windows or Mac desktop by clicking in the Omnibox and dragging the URL onto your desktop.

Create Shortcuts

Ctrl-0 (that's zero) will snap you back to the default 100% zoom view (Cmd-0 on the Mac).

Ctrl-Plus sign will zoom in your view (Cmd-Plus sign on the Mac).

Ctrl-Minus sign will zoom out your view (Cmd-Minus sign on the Mac).

Easily Zoom In and Out

Ctrl

Ctrl

Ctrl

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Tab Tips and Tricks

New pages or clicked links automatically open in New Tabs

Ctrl+1 through Ctrl+8 switches to the tab at the specified position number on the tab strip(move left to right through your tabs)(Mac - Option+Command+arrow left or right)

Click and drag to reorganize tabs

Reopen Last Closed Tab - ctrl + shift + T

(Mac - command + shift + T)

Pin tab - right or control-click on tab > Pin tab

  • Moves tab to the left and shrinks tab to just icon size for more room
  • Pinned Tabs stay open, even if you close and re-open the browser, until you unpin them

Pinned Tab

Tabs

New Tab

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Incognito Mode

If you don’t want Google Chrome to save a record of what you visit and download, you can browse the web in incognito mode.

You can switch between an incognito window and any regular windows you have open. You'll only be in incognito mode when you're using the incognito window.

Creates a new browser with none of your “stuff”

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Bookmarks

Ctrl + Shift + D bookmarks all tabs

Ctrl + Shift + B toggles the bookmarks bar on and off

Ctrl + D click upon a star to save a bookmark

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Audio and Video Indicators on Tabs

To find the tab that is producing noise in your browser, look for the symbol on a tab.

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Bookmarks as Icons

When adding items to bookmark bar, the “favicon” displays.

Right-Click (or control-Click) on bookmark to EDIT and delete the name, leaving just the ‘favicon’ showing.

Space Saver!

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Accessing Apps

Apps Launcher in your Bookmarks Bar

Install the Apps Launcher on Your Taskbar

Apps Launcher on a Chromebook

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Install Apps from Chrome Web Store

  1. Go to the Chrome �Web Store

2. Browse or Search

3. Click Free

4. Click Add

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What is an extension?

Small software programs that run inside the Chrome browser to enhance the functionality, integrate with third party websites or services, and customize your browsing experience.

*Always running, can slow down your browser

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Installing Extensions

  • Go to the Chrome �Web Store

2. Browse or Search

3. Click Free

4. Click Add

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Tasks

  • Sign in to Chrome with your school account
  • Explore bookmarks (create, manage, search, edit)
  • Use Incognito mode to open a new window
  • Explore the Chrome Web Store
  • Install a new app
  • Install a new extension

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Google Drive

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Create, Upload and Search

Use filters in Drive to narrow search results to the specific type of doc, slide, sheet, form, drawing, PDF, etc. that you are looking for

Create or upload new files and folders (Google combined the old create and upload buttons into one)

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Interface

Get link Delete Switch Details

view

Share Customization Sort Settings

options

Right click for folder customization options

Similar customization options for specific documents

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Non-Google Files

  • Allow Google to upload Microsoft Office files to Google Docs format
  • Enable Offline access to documents on this computer (or tablet/mobile device)
  • Built-in Google Translator to view Drive in another language
  • Change density of files to your preferred view

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Tips for Success

  • Drag and drop - quick way to add files to folders
  • Color coding - improved organization
  • Folders within folders - manage unique permissions for each
  • “Add to Drive” - move shared files into your Drive
  • Star important Documents and Folders for quick access

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Tasks

  • Create a new file
  • Organize files into folders, add color to folder, star a folder or file
  • Add an Office or non-Google file to Drive
  • Upload file or folder to drive
  • Convert a non-Google file to Google format
  • Share a file with a colleague
  • Create a resource folder and share with a colleague

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Google Docs

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File Menu

Organize

Convert

Without opening Gmail

Get a link to your doc, or publish to web

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Insert Menu

Insert images from multiple sources:

  • Upload from computer
  • Take a snapshot of yourself
  • Paste the URL of an image from the web
  • Search photo albums saved in Google
  • Import from Drive
  • Search (Labeled for reuse)

Other features:

  • Equation editor toolbar (limited)
  • Drawings (create within the doc, includes Word Art)
  • Many are similar to Microsoft Word

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Explore Tool

Built-in Google search bar to search the web, images and your Drive. Filter by content type. Choose content and - citation automatically created at the bottom!

Other useful features:

  • Spell check
  • Built-in Dictionary
  • Translator using Google Translate

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Commenting

Highlight text

Press the comment button

Highlight text

Insert comment

Keyboard Shortcut

Command + Option + M

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Commenting

In the comment press + to tag a specific user.

Add a link to a comment, resolve when completed.

Press comments to view all comments.

Press re-open if incomplete.

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Revision History

To go back to an earlier version of the document.

To show more detailed revisions

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Collaboration & Accountability

Stick to a naming convention that allows you to keep documents organized

Link Sharing allows you to share without granting access to specific people

Switch modes for different purposes

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Benefits of Google Docs

  • Real-time collaboration for up to 50 participants
  • Revision history - monitor all changes made to the document over time
  • Restore previous versions - don’t lose important work!
  • Can be used for agendas, meeting minutes or group work
  • Can be embedded or attached in multiple places - Calendar, Sites, Gmail, etc.
  • Give suggestions without modifying the document
  • Make the document as public or as private as you want

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Tasks

  • Create a Google Document
  • Share a Google Document
  • How to collaborate using Google Docs
  • Provide Feedback with Comments and Suggested Edits
  • Direct Comments to specific users
  • Add links to comments
  • Access and Review Revision History in Google Docs
  • Review Comments in Google Docs for Contributions
  • Revert to Earlier Versions of Google Docs
  • Citation tools to avoid plagiarism including footnotes

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Google Sheets

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Google Sheets: Functions & Formulas

Formulas

=function name(range) → Yields a result

Example: =SUM(D2:D7) → Yields the sum of cells between column D, row 2 and column D, row 7

Popular formulas to use when collecting/analyzing student data:

  • SUM
  • AVERAGE
  • PRODUCT
  • QUOTIENT
  • COUNT (totals the number of values in the range)

Find the percentage correct:

=SUM(range)/total points possible

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Google Sheets: Sorting & Filtering

Filtering

Sort results in a particular order, and by multiple criteria

Filter out all results except the ones you want to see

Sorting

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Google Sheets: Formatting Data

Change the way data is formatted depending on what you’re trying to display:

  • Numbers (specific decimals)
  • Percentages
  • $
  • Date
  • Time
  • Duration

Text wrapping - ensures cells with a large amount of text do not make the cell too wide

Conditional Formatting - If certain data appears in a cell, the cell can change formatting (e.g. If a score below 3 is entered, the score will turn red).

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Google Sheets: Protecting Data

Protect certain cells in a range or the entire spreadsheet

  • Contributors will not be able to delete/edit the protected ranges/sheets
  • Exceptions: select specific ranges that contributors can edit. All other cells will be protected

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Google Sheets: Charts & Graphs

Select the data you want to analyze

Select “Insert Chart” and use the Chart Editor to customize the appearance of your chart, modify and customize the way the data is displayed

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Tasks

  • Create a Google Sheet
  • Spreadsheet Vocabulary
  • Formatting cells
  • Using Formula and Functions including Sum, Average, Unique, Count, If
  • Sorting Numbers, Text, or Dates
  • Organize Data Collected in a Google Sheet
  • Analyze the Data in a Google Sheet with Charts and Graphs
  • Trendlines
  • Copy and paste a Chart to Docs or Slides
  • Publish Results from a Google Sheet
  • Share Sheets with others
  • Protecting sheets and ranges

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Google Forms

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Google Forms: Instant Feedback

Customize the color or add image for a personalized look

Add collaborators to allow multiple people to edit the form

Add different question types and multimedia content

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Google Forms: Security & Settings

Decide who should have access to the form, how you’ll identify them and how many times you want them to submit/edit

Set options for respondents

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Google Forms: Analyze Results

Turn off the form when you no longer wish to accept responses

View summary of responses in charts and graphs

Collect form results on a new spreadsheet or an existing spreadsheet

Click “traffic light” menu to see other options for results, including email notification.

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Google Forms: Share with Others

Post to social media pages

Send to your Google Groups email address or individual users

Share via link (option for shortened link)

Code to embed in other sites

Add colleagues to help edit/manage form

Embed form within email

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Tasks

  • Create a Google Form
  • Add/Edit different Question types in Google Forms
  • Choose a Response Destination
  • Edit Form settings
  • Email Google Form to users
  • View Responses
  • Using Google Forms for Feedback
  • Grading with Google Forms
  • Using Google Forms to Collect Data
  • Embed Video in Google Forms

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Google Slides

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Tool Bar Basics and Themes

Add a slide (click arrow to choose slide layout)

Give your slide deck a name

Click this button to open the themes palette, then select a theme here.

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Tool Bar Continued

Customize slide background with colors, images or themes

Choose a layout for the slide

Set transitions (between slides) and animations (objects on slides)

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Menu Bar

Import slides from other GSlides or file you import

Download as PDF, PowerPoint, or image.

Publish slideshow to web (great for photo galleries)

Add videos from YouTube or your own from Drive

Another way to add animations and transitions

Shapes = text boxes

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Inserting Images

From Computer

Webcam

Google Photos

Search for images that are licensed for classroom use

Make your image animated on the slide

Right Click on Image

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Adding Fonts

Google has over 5,000 free fonts to add to your presentation.

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Tasks

  • Create Google Slides
  • Insert and Arrange Text, Shapes, Lines, and Word Art
  • Create Linked Text
  • Change background color of Slides
  • Embed a Video in Google Slides
  • Add comments to Google Slides
  • Share Slides

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Google Classroom

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Creating Your Google Classroom

  • When you first create a class, Classroom automatically creates a folder for you called “Classroom.”
  • Each class you create will be given a separate folder housed in your “Classroom” folder.
  • DO NOT “TOUCH” THESE FOLDERS.
  • Click the "+" in the upper right corner and select "Create Class"
  • Provide a name and section number (if applicable)
  • Click the blue "Create" button

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Two Ways to Enroll Students

OR you invite students to the class MANUALLY through your contacts.

You share this code with your students and they enter it themselves.

In Classroom, students enter the code they received here, by clicking on the +, then selecting JOIN CLASS.

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Classroom Auto-Organizes Drive

  • When students are enrolled in a class, Classroom automatically creates a folder for them called “Classroom.”
  • Each class in which they enroll will be given a separate folder housed in their “Classroom” folder.
  • THIS IS NOT A SHARED FOLDER

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Creating an Announcement

Click on + then Create Announcement

Choose which class(es)

Optional topic

Assign to all students or select specific student(s)

Attach file from computer

Attach file from Drive

Add web link

Attach YouTube video

Posts immediately

Set later posting time

Save post for later

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Creating an Assignment

Click on + then Create Announcement. Window looks similar to Announcement.

Attach YouTube video

Optional Due Date and Time

File attached from Drive

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Assignments Using Drive Tempates

  • Click the Drive icon
  • Select the file you want to use as a template
  • Choose how the students will get the document:

Students Can View File:

No editing. They would have to make their own copy.

Students Can Edit File:

Full class editing the same document.

Make A Copy For Each Student:

Every student will get their own editable copy of the template. (Classroom takes care of the naming!)

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Tasks

  • Set up Your Classroom Classes
  • Add Students to Your Classroom Roster Using a Class Code
  • Invite Students to your Classroom
  • Create Your Classroom Roster with Groups and Contacts
  • Communicating in the Classroom stream
  • Create an Assignment in Classroom
  • Set a due date for Classroom Assignments
  • Add Links, Videos, and Files to Classroom Assignments
  • Add Drive Files to Classroom Assignments

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Tasks

  • Viewing Assignments
  • View Classroom docs before turn in
  • Use Classroom app on tablets
  • Turning in non-Google files
  • Making a copy for each student
  • Marking complete when nothing is to be turned in
  • Grading Google Classroom Assignments
  • Private messages in Classroom
  • Notifications in Classroom

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Gmail

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Archive vs. Delete

All messages appear in the All Mail folder

You can also see all labels (including inbox)

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Archive vs. Delete

Messages with the label Inbox show in the inbox.

    • Archiving removes inbox label
    • Deleting puts message in Trash

Unlimited storage so Archive away!

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Sorting Emails

Use the search options button to narrow down search results

Tell Google what you want to do with emails that fit these parameters

Decide how emails are sorted:

  • Priority Inbox - Google decides what is most important to you based on what you read
  • Important first - Mark with a to tell Google that the email is important (becomes priority)
  • Starred first - Mark with a to tell Google that it is a special email that you want to find easily later

Fill in any OR all of these boxes

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Filter Your Messages

Auto label your messages with a filter.

  • Common contacts
  • Notification messages (from Classroom)

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Creating your Filter

Use the search options button to narrow down search results

Tell Google what you want to do with emails that fit these parameters

Fill in any OR all of these boxes

Choose filter options.

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Applying Labels

Add as many labels as you want to any email. Google doesn’t use folders, so you’ll never forget where you moved an email.

Applying labels to emails allows you to categorize them the way you would with folders, but doesn’t physically move them.

Color-coding for better organization

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Create an Event from a Message

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Add a Task from a message

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Keyboard Shortcuts Save Time

C = compose new message

R = Reply to current message

X = select message in list

J = Next

K= Previous

E = Archive

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Gmail: Additional Settings

  • Try out experimental features by enabling Gmail Labs
  • Change display language and enable language input tools to translate emails
  • Enable notifications
  • Customize settings for your labels, stars and filters

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Tasks

  • Personalize the Format of Your Gmail Inbox
  • Create Filters so Messages Instantly Go Where They Belong
  • Apply Visual Star Icons to Organize Relevant Messages
  • Create and Apply Multiple Labels to Diverse Conversations
  • Search Gmail for Anything
  • Gmail Translate feature

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Contacts

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Creating Contacts

To access from Gmail

Click here to create a new contact.

Type any details you wish and then click Save. Note the More button which will give you space for more details.

Contact will be located in your Contacts list. To move, just drag to a label (or create a new label).

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Adding Contacts from Directory

Click the Directory icon, then mouse over the contact that you wish to add to your personal contacts.

Then click this button to add it to your personal contacts. You can also star a contact or click the menu to see more options.

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Sending Email to a Contact

Mouse over a contact, then click on the email address to open up a new Gmail compose window with a message addressed to the contact.

Or, from within Gmail, start typing the contact’s name.

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Sending Email to a Group

Start by clicking a single contact in your group.

Click here to select all of the contacts in the group.

Click here to email all selected contacts.

Or, just start typing the group name in the Gmail To: line. It will autocomplete.

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Working with Duplicates

Click to see all duplicates.

Then choose what to do with the duplicates.

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Other Stuff

Use menu items to import and export, print contacts, or change settings.

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Tasks

  • Use Contacts to Create User Groups

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Google Groups

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Groups: Communication & Collaboration

Google Groups are a great collaboration tool!

  • Find other educators and share resources
  • Use Groups to create forum posts and blog with students
  • Get a unique email address for the group that can be used when sharing through other Google Apps

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Google Groups: Creating a Google Group

  • Give your group a name that is easy to remember and identify
  • Select the group type:
    • Email List: Email & web discussions
    • Web Forum: Web discussion board
    • Q&A Forum: Post and resolve questions on web discussion board
    • Collaborative Inbox: Task lists assigned to users
  • Set permissions
    • Who can post and view? How will users join

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Google Groups: Managing a Google Group

Adding Members:

  • Invite members via email
  • Direct add members (choose their email subscription options)
  • Approve/deny join requests

Set up permissions:

  • Moderate the topics before they are posted
  • Basic permissions: Modify your initial permissions

Please note: It takes 24 hours for group email addresses to be fully functional for use outside of Groups�

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Google Groups: Creating a Post

Insert links

Decide what type of post this is:

Discussion or Announcement?

Attach files

Insert images

Lock your post

Customize formatting

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Tasks

  • How Google Groups can be used in your classroom
  • Create a Google Group
  • Establish General Group information
  • Set Basic Group Permissions
  • Select Group Type
  • Add or Invite Members to a Group
  • Share information with your entire Group by sending one email

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Hangouts Chat

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Instant Messaging for Google

Access via gMail

Web app or phone app.

Offline contacts

Contacts

Conversations

Phone Calls

Online Contacts

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Tasks

  • Using Hangouts Instant Messaging
  • Archive a Hangout
  • Hangouts Notifications
  • Manage/Delete Your Hangouts History
  • Create and Name Group Hangouts
  • Blocking Inappropriate Users

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Hangouts Meet

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Hangouts Meet

Video conferencing similar to Skype

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Share Your Screen

New easy to use interface

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Tasks

  • Start a Hangouts Meet from your computer
  • Start a Hangouts Meet from Your Android or iOS Device, including dial in
  • How to invite others to a Hangouts Meet
  • Get People into the Hangouts Meet with Links and Calendar
  • Share Your Screen with Others during a Hangouts Meet
  • Managing Your Bandwidth in a Hangouts Meet
  • Using Google Hangouts Meet for Online Meetings

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Bootcamp Day 2

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John Mansel-Pleydell and Chris Malanga

Certified Trainers

GOOGLE BOOTCAMP

Please sign in/get presentation: http://training.nwoca.org

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Google Calendar

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Create Calendars

Create personal or shared calendars

  • Share with specific users and establish their permissions
  • Make the calendar public (Ideal for sharing class or school events with parents/community)
  • Limit people to seeing busy/free
  • Tasks from Gmail also appear in Calendars

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My Calendars vs. Other Calendars

Calendars I can edit / add events

Calendars I can only view

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Quick Add events

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Create Events

  • Create an event by double clicking on the date of the event, pressing the “Create” button, or selecting the dropdown arrow to “Quick Add” an event without specific details
  • Add event details such as the date, time, location, add attachments from Drive, invite guests (set permissions for them), and add a video call if participants plan to hold a videoconference via Google Hangouts
  • Find a Time” feature lets you see guests’ availability if they’ve shared their calendar with you

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Color Code Your Calendars

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Agenda View

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Check Availability

Add guests, then click this to see all calendars together to find the best time.

John and Chris are not available. Everyone else is.

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Sharing

Share with specific people, groups (if you know the group email address) or make your calendar public.

Permissions include: Share only Free/Busy information, See all event details, Make changes to events or Make changes AND manage sharing

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Google Calendar Sync Settings

https://calendar.google.com/calendar/syncselect

Settings for iOS/MacOS calendars.

Android and Windows clients

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Tasks

  • Create a Classroom Calendar Separate from Your Personal Calendar
  • Create an Event in a Calendar
  • Share a Calendar
  • Set Customized Reminder Notifications for Events
  • Attach a Shared Google Doc to a Calendar Event
  • Using Calendar to check availability and schedule meetings
  • Using Calendar to send invites
  • Use Resource Calendars to reserve items

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Google Tasks

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Add Emails to Tasks

If you receive an email and want to add the information to your to-do list, simply add it to your tasks list

  • Check the box next to the task once it has been completed
  • Click on the arrow next to the task to open up a details window
    • Set a due date for the task
    • Add additional notes
    • Move it to a specific task list (create as many lists as you want)
    • Use the + sign to add another task to your list
    • Delete your task

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Google Tasks Extension

Install the Google Tasks extension and your tasks will be one click away.

Complete and add right from the extension. No need to be in Gmail!

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Tasks

  • Manage to do lists in Google Tasks
  • Integrate Google Tasks with Google Calendar
  • Create Google Tasks
  • Create Google Tasks from a Gmail message
  • Add due dates and notes to Google Tasks

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Google Keep

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Google Keep: Online Sticky Notes

Feature-rich version of task lists

  • Add notifications
  • Insert images
  • Share with others
  • Assign tasks
  • Color-coding
  • Make a bulleted list
  • Tag a location
  • Archive notes
  • Copy note to a Google Doc

Please note: Notes in Google Keep do not sync up with Calendar. This is a separate task-list app.

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Convert text to Checklist

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Take Notes at a Meeting

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Take Pictures at a Meeting

  • Capture photos with phone
  • View on PC or Mac in Keep

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Start in Keep finish in Docs

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Put Keep into a Panel

Chrome extension puts Keep into its own window (panel)

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Open Keep Panel in Docs

Choose Tools >> Keep Notepad

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Tasks

  • Manage to do lists in Google Keep
  • Add media and share notes in Google Keep
  • Create and Manage Notes in Google Keep

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Google Sites

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Create a New Site

Click on the red plus sign to start a new Site

Go the the Blue New button in Drive and start a new Site

OR open the Apps Launcher and Click on Sites

It will default to the Classic Google Sites, so make sure �to click on �the New �Google Sites �in the List

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Change the Banner

  • Change the Header by formatting the text box (title of page)
  • Change the Image background
  • Select a smaller or larger Header Type

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Add Text and Images

Use the Edit Panel to insert Text and Images

Drag and Drop them anywhere on your page

You can also just double click anywhere on your page to insert text and images

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Add Themes

Click on Themes in the Edit Panel

Here you can change the theme (color, font, etc) of your Site

The color that you choose under the Theme name will be the color of the section background for text boxes

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Add Pages

Add more pages by clicking on the Pages tab of the Edit panel

Click the Add Page icon and name your page(s)

If you want to change the order of the pages, just drag and drop them to the correct place in the Edit Panel, and they will move on your Site accordingly

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Change the Page Navigation

Click on the pages at the top of your site and the gear will show up on the side

Click on the gear to switch back and forth between top and side navigation

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Add from Drive, Calendars, and Maps

Use the Edit Panel to insert items from Drive

    • Click on From Drive and Search for your item (or click on Docs, Sheets, etc)
    • This will bring in your Drive file full screen
    • Make sure that the shared permissions are set to public on the web so that others can view the file

Insert a calendar by selecting Calendar and finding a Google Calendar

Insert a Map and pick an address to be shown

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Add Links to Text or Images

Highlight the word or image you want to link and then click on the link icon

Type your link address or select a page from your site.

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Publish Your Site

Google automatically saves your Site in your Google account as you go, however it does NOT automatically publish it.

Here you can give it a name and decide who you want to see your site

When you are ready to publish your site (allow the audience to see it) click on the Publish button at the top of your page

When you make new changes, you need to click on the publish button again!

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Tasks

  • Create a Google Site
  • Create Pages within a Site
  • Add Text and Images to Your Site
  • Insert/Embed Docs and Calendars on Your Site
  • Control Access and Grant Permissions to Your Site

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Google Search

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Omnibox Search Tips & Tricks

Math in Your Omnibox

Need to do some fast math like $175.12 x 5? �Just type 175.12*5 into your OmniBox… �don’t hit enter - just type it.

Search for current exchange rates… try Peso to US dollar.

Need a calculator?

Type in your math problem and hit enter. Chrome will display a calculator for you.

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Omnibox Search Tips & Tricks

Need a timer?

Just type “set timer for” and hit enter. Set the timer for hours, minutes or seconds and Chrome will notify you when your time is up.

Travel Information

Search for flight status, time in a different part of the world or currency conversions right from your OmniBox.

Type "time in New York" or "Peso to USA dollar" or try typing "aa27".

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Search Tips & Tricks

  1. On the results page, select Search Tools
  2. Under All Results, select Verbatim

Search by Image

Search by Verbatim

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Search Tips & Tricks

Filter Image Search by Usage Rights

  1. Click on Search Tools
  2. Select an option in the Usage rights drop down

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Tasks

  • How to Search on Google
  • Use the Omnibox for instant searches
  • The essential digital literacy skill of searching online
  • Simple steps to evaluate sources
  • Utilizing Filters and Modifiers in Search
  • Digital footprint - Google search and image search your name

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YouTube

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Drinking from a Firehose!

  • 630,720,000 hours
  • 1 hr u/l every second

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It all starts with effective search

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Filter your results

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Create a Channel

Instructional Suggestions:

  • Create a separate channel for student videos.
  • Add coworkers as managers.

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Create a Playlist

  1. Click My Channel

2. Click Video Manager

3. Click Playlists

4. Click New Playlist

5. Enter Title and click create

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Add videos to your playlist

  • Click Add Videos

2. Enter search keywords

3. Choose Videos by clicking

4. Click Add Videos

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Subscribe to #Education

  • Search for Education in YouTube Search.
  • Subscribe to the channel.

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Browse Playlists

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Tasks

  • YouTube Channels
  • YouTube Playlists
  • Filter Your Search, by playlist, channel, duration, etc
  • Save or Bookmark a Video, watch later option
  • Share videos with others
  • Browse YouTube EDU
  • Subscribe to Channels
  • Access Playlists and Subscriptions in the Guide

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Tasks

  • Create a Playlist
  • Edit and Organize a Playlist
  • Save Another User’s Playlist
  • Share Playlists with Students, through email, link, Blogger
  • Safety Mode
  • Subtitles and Closed Captioning
  • View Modes, full screen, in Slides
  • Dealing With Low Bandwidth, change resolution, preload

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Google+

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Google Plus

Google’s version of Twitter

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Collections

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Communities

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Tasks

  • How to Use Google+
  • Joining Google+

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Google Help

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“Help”ful Links

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GSuite Training Chrome Extension

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Tasks

  • Using Google Search to Find Answers
  • Using the Google Help Center to Find Answers
  • Using the Google for Education Help Forums
  • Join your local Google Educator Group (GEG)
  • Using a Professional Learning Network (PLN)
  • Google for Education Certified Trainers
  • Google for Education Certified Innovators
  • Reference Schools
  • Google for Education Partners
  • Search the Google Education Directory

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Digital Citizenship

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Tasks

  • Digital footprint
  • Copyright and fair use
  • Schoolwide Policies - AUP’s
  • Digital Citizenship Curriculum
  • How to protect yourself with good, strong passwords
  • Be able to spot a scam or hoax online
  • Behave properly online, respect others
  • Understand privacy

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Some Content Courtesy:

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Time to take the test!

Practice QuestionsDo the reviews after each unit

When you take the test

GCT trainer numbers John - 01472

Chris - 04342

Take the Test

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We are here to help!

John Mansel-Pleydell

Instructional Services Supervisor

NWOCA

mpleydell@nwoca.org

419-267-2541@theohiobloke

Chris Malanga

Educational Integration Specialist

NWOCA

malanga@nwoca.org

419-267-2544@chrismalanga

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