Database of YouTube Channels for Education

YouTube Channels for Education Database

The spreadsheet linked below is a collection of YouTube channels that are good for your classroom.  The spreadsheet is organized by subject area and they are always looking for more suggestions.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1jqRf5BQ2nZ-Og12jTfxPIxtr9pDohckx38wXfhhi_Xs/edit#gid=0

Changing Staples Preferences at the Copy machine

Sometimes you may arrive at the copier and find that it out of staples (as someone nicely put a note on it and informed Janet), and you need to make sure that you can still get your job.  You can make sure that your job comes out by telling it not to staple your job.  To do this open up your queue of print jobs

Highlight the job you would like to print and click on the options button.

Be sure that the stapling option is on "no stapling."

Now press print and you are all set! 

Google Forms Quick Start Guide

If you are looking to start using Google Forms in your classroom, this post from Alice Keeler might be helpful.  It goes over how to add questions, the various questions types, formatting your form and more.

http://www.alicekeeler.com/teachertech/2015/04/06/google-forms-quick-start-guide/

7 more Tips for learning Google

The full post can be found at http://alicekeeler.com/2016/03/14/7-more-tricks-to-learn-during-spring-break/ Alice Keeler is great and always has the best tips and tricks.

This post will include:

• Hint Text in Google Forms
• Commenting in Google Docs
• formatting a cell in Google Sheets
• Editing the slide master in Google Slides
• Making straight lines in Google Drawing
• Quickly closing a number of tabs in Chrome
• Linking to assignments in Classroom