In this session we will look at specific Chromebook Accessibility features as well as built in tools to help our diverse learners. It would be helpful to have a Chromebook in this session, but not necessary. Objectives: By the end of this session educators will: Name Google accessibility features to support diverse learners. Have a plan to introduce their students to the accessibility features built into Chromebooks.
In this session, we will take an in depth, hands-on look at emerging technologies that can be used in the regular education setting and in the core content areas to assist our diverse learners. We will look at a variety of free resources that can have a positive impact on all students, specifically those that may need additional support in the classroom. Google Chrome Apps and Extensions have become a valuable learning tool for students that struggle with access to the general curriculum. We will look at many free options in Chrome. Tips and Tricks of using Google Workplace for…
Google Keep is a powerful, collaborative note taking and task management app that will help you and your students get organized. Students can make and share notes, create task lists, and much more in a visually appealing and functional way. Use Keep to annotate while performing online research and so much more! This hands on session will provide lots of ideas to get started with using Google Keep with your kids AND for your own professional uses. Objectives: By the end of this session educators will: Understand how Google keep can be used to focus on executive functioning skills in…
Google Earth Voyager Stories are such a powerful resource when working with students! The images and street view access are high quality and provide realistic access for all kids. Visit schools in India and Nepal to teach students the concepts of compare and contrast. Follow Lewis and Clark’s voyage to learn to closely read. Build and support perspective and a world view as you wander through various continents. We know that our kids need many options in how they demonstrate their learning. Use the Project tools to have students tell THEIR stories in Google Earth! In this session we will…
