Tech Tip Tuesdays

I hope everyone enjoys their Christmas break! Thank you for all you do for the students!

Good afternoon!  Here is your tech tip 2.  Below is a link to where you can go and find over 800 fonts to use in google docs, slide, etc.  The cool thing is that you can preview the font before you decide to add it to your collection.  Just type in the box to see what your phrase will look like.  Also, if you will hit apply to all fonts once you are finished typing, it will change all the fonts to that same phrase.  Once you have found the font you would like to use, just copy the name of the font and add it to google docs.  The gif below will show you how to add it to google docs.  Happy Font Hunting!   https://fonts.google.com/ ​ If I can help in any way let me know.  Thanks! 

It's almost Christmas break! Here is your tech tip Tuesday! Using Google Slides to create a class study guide: As we get closer to exams, here is one way to use Google Slides to create a collaborative learning space for your students.  1) Create a simple Google Slideshow with a few questions. You can start from scratch or convert an existing powerpoint.  I would recommend one question per slide.  2) Share the document with your class. You can do this by sharing the link on Google Classroom, Schoology, or many other ways.  3) The students can work individually or in groups by answering the questions and then adding a new slide with a picture of their work to the document.    Here   are the student steps to do this on this iPad. Here is a simple   example   of something similar I did a few weeks ago in one of my classes. I split them up into groups and they each answered some questions and then uploaded pics into a document that they all had access to use f

Print onto Sticky Notes In this tip, you’ll learn how to print onto 3 x 3 sticky notes – using a regular computer and a regular printer! Note – If you don’t want to create your own, you can use Tammy’s pre-formatted  templates . Getting Started: Open a Google Presentation or PowerPoint. In the Page Setup area, change the size of the slides to 7.5 x 7.5. Add any desired design/content to the slide. (You can add any combination of text, clip art, pictures, tables, etc.) Duplicate the slide so that you have a total of 4 identical slides. Printing Instructions: When printing, place in the bypass tray of the copier instead of the drawer. 

If you aren't connected to a Wi-Fi or mobile network, you can still view and edit files, including: Google Docs Google Sheets Google Slides Open files offline To turn on offline access: You must be connected to the Internet. Use the  Google Chrome  browser. Don't use incognito mode. Install and enable  Google Docs offline Chrome extension . Make sure you have enough free space on your device to save your files. Open your Google Drive files offline Open Chrome. Make sure you're  signed in to Chrome . Go to  drive.google.com/drive/settings . Check the box next to "Sync Google Docs, Sheets, Slides & Drawings files to this computer so that you can edit offline." To work on files offline from a computer,  learn how to install Backup and Sync .

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