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    Google Teacher Podcast

    The Google Teacher Podcast is designed to give K-12 educators practical ideas for using G Suite and other Google tools in classrooms and schools. Hosted by Matt Miller (Ditch That Textbook) and Kasey Bell (Shake Up Learning). The show is produced and edited by Christopher J. Nesi (House of #EdTech).


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    Video Projects with G Suite - GTT007 Mar 06, 2017
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    GOOGLE NEWS AND UPDATES

    • AI Duet
    • PASSWORD PROTECT A GOOGLE FORM (from Jeremy Badiner) Google Forms can be used for so much: collecting data, surveys, self-grading quizzes, and Breakout Games. On of the coolest features is the ability to set a password to block progress in any Form. All you need to do is create sections and add a question that requires a specific text, digit, or other combination of progress.
    • Narrate Google Slides for a Self-Paced Lesson (Video)
    • G Suite Show
    • G Suite YouTube Channel
    Featured Content In this week's episode, we talk about some great strategies and tools for how to create video projects using Google tools. Resources mentioned:
    • New features in Google Slides
    • 4 Video Options in Google Slides that Will Make Your Day
    • Screencasting and ways it can be used
      • Screencastify chrome extension
    • Narrate Google Slides for a Self-Paced Lesson
    • Video projects: Making them practical and fun
    • 5 Ways Video Can Increase Student Ownership of Learning
    GOOGLE TEACHER TRIBE MAILBAG
    • Chelsea Henderson "Ms. Hendo", Earle High School, Earle, Arkansas.
      • Choose Your Own Adventure with Google Drive
      • Interactive Learning Menus/Choice Boards with Google Docs
      • Digital Differentiation with G Suite
      • Google Training Center
    ON THE BLOGS
    • Matt - What happened when one school banned homework — and asked kids to read and play instead (via: Washington Post)
    • Kasey - The Ultimate Google Cardboard and Expeditions Resource Guide

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    #GAFE4littles with Christine Pinto - GTT006 Feb 27, 2017
    Show notes Download Episode GOOGLE NEWS AND UPDATES
    • Preview password protected Microsoft Office files in Google Drive
    • Fun Facts
    • Google Keep: draw a note

    When words, voice memos and checklists just won't do...draw in #GoogleKeep on your @Android or computer! #TuesdayTip pic.twitter.com/FnBWIHc371

    — Google Docs (@googledocs) January 3, 2017
    • Google Sheets rotated text https://gsuiteupdates.googleblog.com/2017/02/support-for-rotated-text-accounting.html?m=1 (h/t Wanda Terral)
    Featured Content [tweetshare tweet="'We can't make assumptions abt what our Ss can & cant do. Give them a chance!' @jmattmiller" username="GTeacherTribe"]

    Christine Pinto teaches kindergarten for Arcadia Unified, which is located in southern California. She is the founder of #GAfE4Littles, which stands for Google Apps for Education for Little Kids (primary aged students).

    Pinto, Google Certified Educator (Level 1), believes that all kids, even our youngest learners can think critically and create with Google Apps.

    Lesson shared by Christine:

    • Lesson: Models and Equations in Google Sheets (Want your own copy? Go to File>Make a Copy in the Doc)

    Connect with Christine Pinto:

    • Website: christinepinto.com
    • Follow @pintobeanz11
    GOOGLE TEACH TRIBE MAILBAG
    • Robin Limpert (http://www.robinlimpert.com/) - As a primary educator, I would love to hear more about integrating Google tools into our primary grades K-3. Most of us have iPads and using Google on iPads is a very different animal. We are starting to see Chromebooks become more primary friendly and I am excited about that but for now, do you have ideas for us using both iPads and Chromebooks?
      • Google on the iPad Resources:
        • http://www.shakeuplearning.com/google-and-the-ipad/
        • http://www.shakeuplearning.com/google-apps-ios-list/
      • Google Chrome and Chromebook Resources:
        • http://www.shakeuplearning.com/google-chrome/
    • Michael Fricano via SpeakPipe- Follow @edtechnocation - edtechnocation.com
    ON THE BLOGS
    • Matt - 100 Things I Wish Someone Had Told Me About Teaching
    • Kasey - In VR, Women Run the World!

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    Differentiating Instruction with Google Classroom - GTT005 Feb 20, 2017
    Show notes Download Episode [tweetshare tweet="Differentiation with #GoogleClassroom! #gttribe #googleedu #edtech" username="GTeacherTribe"]BIG UPDATE! Insert #GoogleDrive Videos in #GoogleSlides
    • 4 New Video Features in Google Slides That Will Make Your Day
    • WORD LENS IN JAPANESE: If you don’t speak Japanese, Tokyo can be a confusing and sometimes daunting place to visit. Even if you make it through the complex subway system, you’ll be faced with street signs, menus or products on supermarket shelves that are only in Japanese.
      • With Word Lens now available in Japanese, you’ll never have to worry about taking a wrong turn on a busy Shibuya street or ordering something you wouldn't normally eat.
      • The Google Translate app already lets you snap a photo of Japanese text and get a translation for it in English. But it’s a whole lot more convenient if you can just point your camera and instantly translate text on the go. With Word Lens, you just need to fire up the Translate app, point your camera at the Japanese text, and the English translations will appear overlaid on your screen—even if you don't have an Internet or data connection. It’s every savvy traveler’s dream!

    Tips:

    • GoogleEDU Tuesday Tips
    Featured Content Differentiation in Google Classroom
    • What is Differentiation?
    • Why Digital Differentiation?
    • New Feature in G Class
    • Ways to Differentiate in G Class
    • Tips for Differentiated Assignments
    Resources
    • Google Classroom Update info
    • Digital Differentiation with Google Classroom from Shake Up Learning
    • 5 Ideas for Using Google Classroom’s Differentiation and Grouping Feature
    • Interactive Learning Menus with Google Docs (great for student choice)
    • Alice Keeler’s Google Classroom Resources
    • Google Classroom Resources from Shake Up Learning
    • Shake Up Learning’s Google Classroom Pinterest Board
    • Google Classroom Books:
      • 50 Things You Can Do with Google Classroom by Alice Keeler
      • 50 Things to Go Further with Google Classroom by Alice Keeler
      • The Teacher’s Guide to Google Classroom (with FREE Student Guide) by Kasey Bell
    • Differentiation Books:
      • The Differentiated Classroom: Responding to the Needs of All Learners by Carol Ann Tomlinson
      • How to Differentiate Instruction in Mixed-Ability Classrooms
      • Leading and Managing a Differentiated Classroom (Professional Development) by Carol Ann Tomlinson
      • Kasey’s TCEA Presentations & Resources
    Google Teacher Tribe Mailbag
    • SpeakPipe from Dr. Mason, http://www.edtechmason.com/
    • SpeakPipe from Steve from Okinawa, Japan

    Just dropping a quick note to say how awesome the podcast is. The organization of the show has great flow and the information is varied and informative for a Google teacher of any level. I can't help but smile as I listen to you two banter and would probably do so even if I didn't know you both. Keep up the great work. I look forward to hearing what you have in store for us in the months and years to come. #GTAATX forever! ~ Wanda Terral (Memphis, TN)

    ON THE BLOGS
    • Matt - https://edukidtionalinsights.wordpress.com/2017/02/12/sharing-digital-books-with-families-google-slides/
    • Kasey - What is G Suite for Education? Click to make a copy of the Google Doc

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    Google in Special Education | Interview with Carrie Baughcum - GTT004 Feb 13, 2017
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    Download Episode

    Download Episode [tweetshare tweet="G Suite for Special Education with @HeckAwesome - #GTTribe Episode 4 #GSuiteEdu #googleeedu #edtech" username="GTeacherTribe"]

    • Google Voice Updates - Long awaited and needed updates have been made to this popular Google product. Updates start with a facelift to the desktop and mobile apps along with some great new features!
    • Tour Petra in Google Cardboard
    • Quickly open NEW docs in browser
      • Docs: docs.google.com/create
      • Sheets: sheets.google.com/create
      • Slides: slides.google.com/create
      • Forms: forms.google.com/create
    • TIP: Command-click on a bookmark bar folder to open all bookmarks at once
    Featured Content

    Carrie Baughcum is a self-described inspiration junkie, idea spreader, and learning enthusiast! Most importantly, she is a passionate believer that all children can learn, we just need to find out how.

    Baughcum is currently the 6th, 7th and 8th-grade Extended Resource Special Education class in Arlington Heights School District 25. In her classroom, Carrie integrates technology, creative thinking, a fearless attitude, the power of gamification and endless doodles to enable her students to access information and materials, enhance their learning and empower them to achieve things they never knew they could do or be a part of.

    Carrie is also the mother of two daughters, 9 and 11 years old. At home, she encourages them to explore, learn and try anything their imagination can think up. She works hard to create and involve them in activities and experiences with exploration, creativity, problem-solving and making.

    She shares her experiences from her classroom, adventures, experiences and time with her husband and daughters with other at conferences and at carriebaughcum.com.

    Follow @HeckAwesome

    Shared by Carrie:

    • Using Google Calendar as an Assignment Notebook
    • Gamification Resources from Carrie
    • Lesson: Argument Paragraph and Speech (Want your own copy? Go to File>Make a Copy in the Doc)
    ON THE BLOGS

    Matt - How to get parents on board with your big changes Kasey - How to Differentiate Assignments in Google Classroom

    MAILBAG
    • Kevin White, The Learning Choice Academy in California, wrote in:
      • Matt, I love your site! Need to spruce mine up. I like the new Google Sites (been using Classic Google Sites), but it seems a bit limited. What do you use for your Ditch That Textbook site? Did you design it yourself? I hope you do not mind, I will be presenting and sharing some of your blogs at our next teacher tech training in Feb! Keep up the good work, I find your passion for educational technology to be exuberant!
    • Tracey Nangle, ELA/Geography teacher, North Smithfiled Schools in Slatersville, RI
    • Keturah Rush, Monticello School District in Monticello, AR
    • Thank You Pam Q for your 5-star iTunes review!
      • This podcast was easy to listen to: clear, concise and useful for teachers and administrators. Kasey and Matt include current information for any educator who is integrating technology in their classrooms and schools. Can't wait for the next episode!

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    The New Google Sites - GTT003 Feb 06, 2017
    Show notes Download Episode [tweetshare tweet="Learn all about the new Google Sites in Episode 3! #gttribe #googleedu #edtech" username="GTeacherTribe"]GOOGLE NEWS AND UPDATES
    • Toontastic 3D now available
      • Get Toontastic
    • YouTubers create education content on learning languages
      • Mandarin Chinese! #LearnALanguage
        • Deeplink: https://ytkids.app.goo.gl/A2c0
      • French! #LearnALanguage
        • Deeplink: https://ytkids.app.goo.gl/2gqV
      • Hindi! #LearnALanguage
        • Deeplink: https://ytkids.app.goo.gl/bU4t
      • Italian! #LearnALanguage
        • Deeplink: https://ytkids.app.goo.gl/Nm04
      • Japanese! #LearnALanguage
        • Deeplink: https://ytkids.app.goo.gl/xYZh
      • Arabic! #LearnALanguage
        • Deeplink: https://ytkids.app.goo.gl/nVtO
      • Portuguese! #LearnALanguage
        • Deeplink: https://ytkids.app.goo.gl/dUWo
      • Russian! #LearnALanguage
        • Deeplink: https://ytkids.app.goo.gl/cKFV
    • New Chromebooks: https://blog.google./topics/education/new-generation-chromebooks-designed-millions-students-and-educators/
    • Android apps: Last May, Google announced that Android apps were coming to Chromebooks. In the coming weeks, Chromebook administrators will be able to create a library of approved Android apps and install them on select managed Chromebooks. Students will be able to access millions of Android apps, like Toontastic and Science Journal, for learning both online and offline.
    Featured Content New Google Sites

    The new Google Sites allow for a beautiful design with easy click to add, drag and drop elements including Google files (Docs, Slides, Sheets, Forms, Charts).

    The new sites also allow creators to embed maps, YouTube videos, calendars on easy to manage and arranged pages. The themes are elegant to design easily and collaborate to let others edit a site.

    Great a good entry point for newer users and those that don’t need fancy options when designing websites.

    • Shoutout to #gafechat and Kelly Fitzgerald
    Ways to use Google Sites:
    • Websites for projects
    • Parent portal
    • Video repository
    • ePortfolios
    • Training site
    Resources
    • Google Sites Cheat Sheet (1-pager from Google)
    • New Google Sites videos, podcasts, and resources from TeacherCast
    • New Google Sites Cheat Sheet from Jenn Judkins
    • Christy Fennewald has put together this great Google Slides presentation that really will tell you everything you need to know to get started.
    • The New Google Sites: The Good, The Bad, and Nothing Ugly (Shake Up Learning)
    • NEW Google Sites: 10 things teachers must know (Ditch That Textbook)
    ON THE BLOGS
    • Matt - Preparing students for a start-up, entrepreneur-driven world
    • Kasey - Help Me Create an Educational Hashtag Database (similar to Chrome App and Extension Database)
    MAILBAG
    • Paula Frank (Christ the King School in Little Rock, AR): Have you heard when we GSUITE users will be able to use Google Play Store? As of last week, it is still grayed on our chrome flip books. Want to get those android apps to my kindergarten and 1st-grade teachers. Answer: https://support.google.com/chrome/a/answer/7131624
    • Heather Kilgore from Commerce ISD in Commerce, Texas left as awesome iTunes review!
    • We got a Speakpipe message from Italy!
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    How to Make Their Learning Go Viral | Interview with Karly Moura - GTT002 Jan 30, 2017
    Show notes Download Episode Featured Content

    Karly Moura is a Teacher On Special Assignment (Instructional Coach & Educational Technology Support Teacher) at Sun Terrace Elementary School, MDUSD.

    Links and Resources Mentioned:

    • Exit Ticket
    • Simple Machines Lesson Plan (Want a copy? Go to File>Make a Copy inside the G Doc.)
    • @gafehelp
    • Bonus Lesson: Lemonade War Novel Hyperdoc
    Connect with Karly Moura
    • Follow @KarlyMoura
    • karlymoura.blogspot.com
    Google News and Updates
    • Google Transformation Center and 7 Elements of Transformation: https://edutransformationcenter.withgoogle.com/
    • Google's Keyword Blog: https://blog.google/
    On the Blogs
    • Matt - 2 BRAND NEW tools to help students display work, reflect
    • Kasey - How to Pass the Google Certified Educator Exams (12 Tips)
    Other Mentions and Shout Outs
    • House of #EdTech Podcast from our Producer, Christopher Nesi
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    Empower Teachers with the Google Teacher Tribe Podcast – GTT001 Jan 20, 2017
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    In this episode, you will learn what to expect in this new podcast as well as learn about your hosts Matt Miller and Kasey Bell and their journey through the Google Teacher Academy, which was a really great experience for both of them. We also have some Google news and updates to share.

    GOOGLE NEWS AND UPDATES
    • G Suite updates:https://docs.google.com/document/d/1VmuyurTkR5x6d2bZZ8zsYt_TgGpLxd0baA66j9tXBzY/mobilebasic
    • Research tool is back!
    • Synergyse now owned by Google and FREE https://www.synergyse.com/
    • New Google Calendar Fitness features with ‘Goals’
    • G Board on Android
    • Google Expeditions expanding in UK
    • Jamboard: https://blog.google./products/g-suite/jamboard-whiteboard-reimagined-collaboration-cloud/
    • New Google Sites: https://blog.google./products/g-suite/totally-rebuilt-sites-customer-tested/
    • Custom Templates for Docs, Sheets, Slides, and Forms: https://blog.google./products/g-suite/save-time-new-custom-templates-docs-sheets-slides-and-forms/
      • G Suite for Business and Education customers can require templates be approved before they appear in the gallery or restrict who can submit new templates. Admins can learn more about enabling and using custom templates on the G Suite Apps Updates Blog.
      • https://gsuiteupdates.googleblog.com/2016/11/save-time-with-new-custom-templates-in.html
    • New Google Classroom features make it easier to learn, teach, manage and build
    ON THE BLOGS
    • Matt – Sketchnotes of All 9 DTT Digital Summit Presentations
      • Shout out to Jen Giffen!
      • DitchSummit.com
    • Kasey – 17 Things for Teachers to Try in 2017
    ASK QUESTIONS OR SHARE YOUR FEEDBACK
    • Comment on the shownotes below
    • Email feedback@GoogleTeacherTribe.com (audio files welcome)
    PLEASE CONNECT WITH US
    • Check out DitchThatTextbook.com by Matt Miller
    • Check out ShakeUpLearning.com by Kasey Bell
    • Subscribe, rate, and review in iTunes.

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