Google is starting a live streaming resource for educators! The first events will help administrators make sense of remote or distance learning.
EDU On AIR , by Google
Resources: More Great Resources from Google
Google, way to go! Thank you for helping educators make sense of the transition to teaching remotely. Here is a comprehensive resource blog on using Google products remotely:
Explore Distance Learning Resources for Schools Affected by COVID-19, by Google
Resources: YouTube Learning Hub
Have you checked this out, yet? I can definitely go down the rabbit hole looking at all the great content housed on the YouTube Learning Hub. As part of a blended classroom, using resources like these will enhance your student engagement. What videos are your favorites? Have you already used the Learning Hub with your students?
Tips and Tricks: Preparing Student to Learn Home with Chromebooks (by Google)
Tips and Tricks: 6 Tips to Make Your Instructional Videos Shine
Resources: Google Earth Voyager Projects
Are you familiar with Google Earth Voyager projects? I could spend hours checking out these voyages! The idea behind the Voyager projects are simple: Use Google Earth to explore a curated topic.
Resources: Flipgrid
Tips and Tricks: What to do When Technology Fails
Tips and Tricks: Setting Expectations: Student Etiquette During a Live Session
Resource: 12 Virtual Museum Tours
This is a good one! Students can take virtual tours of 12 different museums when they are at home! https://www.travelandleisure.com/attractions/museums-galleries/museums-with-virtual-tours
How would I use this?
Virtual scavenger hunt
History or Art History Lesson: report out
Compare/Contrast: time periods, styles, cultural artifacts, etc.
Flipgrid discovery project
