Tech Tip Tuesday: Using Schoology Rubrics

Schoology rubrics are a welcome to really easening the grading burden of assignments as well as easy of giving students feedback. Here’s how to access and take advantage of the rubric feature within Schoology.

Tech Tip Tuesday: 4 Great Google Doc Add-ons

Looking to differentiate and do a little more with Google Docs? Here are 4 tools to help you, and help your students.

Six Tools For Creating Classroom Quiz Games

This resource was shared to me by Bob Wilson. Here is the link to the resource/website.  Thanks, Bob!

Tech Tip Tuesday: Create More Engaging Google Docs

Want to revamp some of your old Google Docs  / Microsoft Word assignments? Consider updating them to make them more engaging and interactive. Here’s how to take your everyday Word Doc and do more: like change the page color, create a hyper doc, add a table of contents and create a web-page version of your Doc.

Tech Tip Tuesday: Advanced Google Search in Google Docs

Keeping everything students do within 1-2 big platforms helps mitigate student distractions. Google offers a host of add-ons, features, and tools within their suite of apps, as well as a number of key tools already built within. Google affords you the ability to do research right within a Google Doc. With this tool (found by clicking “tools” –> “research”) you can perform a basic Google search, search images, access Google Scholar (which is an awesome feature), find quotes, and look up words in the dictionary.