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September 2011

You create all of your courses for the new school year. Done! Then you visit Google Calendar and.....whoa! Now you have a bazillion new calendar. What are they? Where did they come from? What do you do with them? Watch the video to find out! 😁 **Note: this video is a small part of "Classroom Kickstart", a 5 week online course that will help you use Google Classroom effectively. Visit http://chrm.tech/kickstart to learn more!**

Instructions and ideas on creating iGoogle pages in an educational setting.

The forms feature of Google Docs spreadsheet has lots of wonderful application. This brief screencast demonstrates two uses: collecting survey data and registration information.

Note: this video is a part of a free online course for teachers called "Getting Organized with Google." To sign up, visit chrm.tech/organize! The more you rely on technology to help you in the classroom, the more important it is to keep your data and accounts secure. I recommend that you complete a periodic review of your account settings for problems and potential vulnerabilities. To make this easy Google has provided several simple tools to help you review the security of your devices and account account. They will also notify you if a serious issue comes up. Today we will use Google’s security checkup tool and take a look at the Chrome browser settings.

Learn about the four types of pages available for use in Google Sites

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