Come and discover the range of Google tools in the Geo family! From Google Earth to Google My Maps to Google Street View, discover how these tools can be integrated into geography lessons as well as many other teaching and learning contexts!
Chrome is a fast, simple and secure browser designed for the modern web. In this workshop, we’ll focus on tips and tricks surrounding Chrome’s tabs, bookmarks, and many other tools. Whether you are new to the Google world or looking to maximize your productivity with this browser, this workshop will have something for you!
Do you want to create engaging presentations and documents, but don’t have graphic design knowledge? Do you want your students to have access to tools that are both simple and free for graphic, visual and artistic productions? This workshop goes over a variety of free Google apps and tools that can help produce beautiful posters, high-quality flyers, and professional-looking presentations. We’ll also highlight examples of student and teacher projects. No graphic design expertise is required!
Are you looking for a tool to better manage your teaching tasks, and “other related tasks”? Google Calendar might not be well known or used in the classroom, but it may just be the tool for you! In this workshop, we will show you how to maximize the use of calendars for planning backwards as well as using time slots for booking appointments (i.e. to simplify scheduling parent meetings!) and resources (rooms, equipment, etc.). A powerful tool that is sure to lighten some aspects of your workload and maximize collaboration within your school.
Google Drawings is part of your Google for Education suite of tools. Often underused, it’s great for drawing, collaborating, publishing, and learning. The limit? Your imagination! This workshop will teach you how to use this application to do graphic design and to promote communication as well as stimulate the creativity of your students!
Do you know how to create Google Forms? Let’s explore different ways to use them in a pedagogical context. Whether it is to improve feedback, to get to know your students better or to compile data of all kinds, this workshop offers at least 40 different ideas for both elementary and secondary schools.
Google Forms provides teachers with quick and easy access to student thinking, knowledge, and skill level. The forms can be used in all kinds of ways with students, teachers, and even the community. Before you can take advantage of a form, you need to know how to create one! In this workshop, we will first learn how to create a form, the difference between the possible question types, how to integrate images and videos, how to share the form and then how to analyze the data collected. Participants will leave confident and ready to create a useful form for their class!
Do you know how to create a Google Form? Come explore the different ways that forms can be used in an educational context. Whether it’s to improve feedback, to get to know your students better, or to collect data, you’ll leave this workshop with at least 20 different implementation ideas for both elementary and secondary students.
Do you know how to create a Google Form and do you have different ideas for possible uses in the classroom? Come explore how add-ons can increase your productivity and simplify data collection and analysis. Thanks to add-ons or extensions like DocAppender, Autocrat or Form Limiter, forms can become powerful data collection machines!
Are you taking photos and videos of your students in action and looking for an efficient way to organize all those traces quickly? Google Photos is one solution to consider. This workshop will show you how to use it to save all your photos and videos in one place, create shared albums, add comments, invite collaborators… and all this, freeing up valuable storage space on your mobile devices!
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