Presented by: Dr. Matt Bergman Session Description:Have you ever looked in awe at someone else's Google Form and wonder "How did they do that?!" Well, join Dr. Matt Bergman as he shows all of his Pro-tips. Creating a professional-looking Form is easier than you think. This step-by-step webinar will help you explore helpful tips and tricks for creating professional-looking forms. By the end of the webinar, you will learn how to organize your form into sections, import questions, collaborate with others, and explore helpful add-ons.

Presented by: Dr. Matt Bergman Session Description:Once you've learned the basics of Google Meet – it's time to dig deeper! This webinar builds on the skills learned in "Intro to Using Google Meet for Remote Learning" and will provide you with strategies for teaching virtually. Learn virtual classroom management tips and tricks, helpful instructional tools for teaching virtually, and ideas for inspiring your virtual community. In just 30 minutes, you'll feel like a Google Meets expert!

Presented by: Dr. Matt Bergman Session Description:Besides from learning how to create Google Forms, you also need to get comfortable with all the settings. Having a better understanding of Google Forms' settings will help you create and manage quizzes and become become overall more efficient. This step-by-step webinar by Dr. Matt Bergman will help you create a more efficient form. By the end of the webinar, you will learn several settings for making a smoother user-experience, tricks for getting the information that you need, and how to create your first quiz.

Presented by: Lauren Boucher Session Description:Google Drawings is an incredibly versatile tool to add to any teacher's toolbox. A free, web-based program, Google Drawings allows students and teachers to demonstrate knowledge and learn creatively. Join Lauren Boucher as she shares the basic features of Google Drawings and how to use these features to create interactive teaching materials perfect for bringing something new and exciting into your Social Studies lessons.

Presented by: Dr. Matt Bergman Session Description:Do you want to make your data work for you within Google Sheets? Come learn about the world of functions, formulas, and equations within Google Sheets. Designed for beginners, this webinar presented by expert Google trainer Dr. Matt Bergman, provides you with a basic foundation of how to make your data work for you. You'll learn step-by-step how to use common formulas and functions to create better spreadsheets. By the end of the webinar, you will learn how to create a formula, utilize common functions, customize your data through filters and different views, add charts, and much more!

Presented by: Dr. Matt Bergman Session Description:Teachers often think of using Google tools in isolation, but when Google Drawings are integrated into Google Slides presentations, the results are absolutely mind-blowing! Join Dr. Matt Bergman as he shares how to use Google Drawings to create amazing backgrounds, templates, and activities for Google Slides. You will also walk away with a variety of project ideas that will inspire student creativity and expression.

Presented by: Dr. Matt Bergman Session Description: Google Drawings is a collaborative free tool that you and your students can use to create and edit drawings, diagrams, graphic organizers, infographics, and more. While Google Drawings is easy to use, it is helpful to know some basic features and tips so that you can readily begin creating and collaborating. Join Dr. Matt Bergman as he demonstrates step-by-step how to create and work with Google Drawings. As part of creating a drawing, he will show how to add, fill, and format shapes. In addition, Matt will show how to insert images, text, and other objects, as well as how to layer and combine them. He will also explain how to incorporate Drawings into Docs or Slides, as well as share them and add collaborative comments or notes. Assessment: Participants will join a collaborative backchannel chat and discuss ways to integrate Google Drawings to demonstrate their understanding of the session objectives and reflect on their learning.

Presented by: Chris Casal Session Description: While Google and Apple may be staunch competitors in the mobile market, that doesn't mean there aren't great Google apps available for both the iOS and Android platforms. Whether you're looking for a robust mobile app to use as your default map app, an app that lets you use your tablet as a phone, or an app that lets you connect easily with other educators, there's a Google app for that and much more! In this webinar, join Chris Casal as he provides an overview of over 15 Google mobile apps capable of running on Android and iOS devices. In addition to providing a brief overview of each of these apps and how they can be used, Chris will offer a detailed look at a few of the apps that are the most versatile and useful for teachers and students.

Presented by: Lauren Boucher Session Description:Google Drawings is an incredibly versatile tool to add to any teacher's toolbox. A free, web-based program, Google Drawings allows students and teachers to demonstrate knowledge and learn creatively. Join Lauren Boucher as she shares the basic features of Google Drawings and how to use these features to create interactive teaching materials perfect for bringing ELA lessons and projects to life!

Presented by: Dr. Matt Bergman Session Description:Besides from learning how to create a Google Doc, design is also an important component of creating Google Docs. Join Dr. Matt Bergman for this step-by-step webinar that will provide you with a foundational understanding of how to make your Google Docs more accessible. By the end of the webinar, you will learn how to add helpful navigation tools like hyperlinks, bookmarks, and table of contents. You will also learn helpful accessibility features like voice typing and translation tools.

Presented by: Lauren Boucher Session Description:Google Drawings is an incredibly versatile tool to add to any teacher's toolbox. A free, web-based program, Google Drawings allows students and teachers to demonstrate knowledge and learn creatively. Join Lauren Boucher as she shares the basic features of Google Drawings and how to use these features to create classroom activities to foster creativity and critical thinking and promote student communication and collaboration. You will learn how to create your own virtual manipulatives, teach geometry and other mathematical concepts, as well as project ideas for your students.

Presented by: Lauren Boucher Session Description:Google Drawings is an incredibly versatile tool to add to any teacher's toolbox. A free, web-based program, Google Drawings allows students and teachers to demonstrate knowledge and learn creatively. Join Lauren Boucher as she shares the basic features of Google Drawings and how to use these features to create collaborative projects and interactive teaching materials perfect for science classrooms of all grade levels.

If you have a Google Workspace account, you may be aware that Google Photos offers an effortless way to store and organize your photos. But did you know that, in addition to being an excellent photo backup solution, Google Photos also has many helpful tools that can be used to create images and videos for use in the classroom? Join Dr. Matt Bergman for this time-saving, to the point session as he shares tips and tricks for getting started using Google Photos. You will also walk away with a variety of suggestions for using Google Photos to connect and communicate with parents outside of the classroom. Presented by Dr. Matt Bergman Dr. Matt Bergman is an award-winning educator, blogger, and consultant from Lititz, PA. He has a rich K-12 and higher education background, serving in various roles, such as teacher, digital learning coach, and professional development leader. Matt's accomplishments include serving as a faculty member at Harvard University’s UDL Institute, speaking at ISTE, and winning the PAECT Teacher of the Year in 2015. He shares his tips, tricks, and ideas in his award-winning blog and YouTube channel, Learn Lead Grow.

Presented by: Dr. Matt Bergman Session Description:If you've ever looked in awe at someone else's Google Doc and wondered "How did they do that?" Than this webinar is for you! Join certified Google Trainer, Dr. Matt Bergman, to learn how to get more out of your documents with helpful tips, tricks, and add-ons for creating better documents. By the end of this webinar, you will learn advanced ways of formatting your Docs, inserting objects, and utilizing Add-Ons. But don't let the word "advanced" scare you! With Matt's step-by-step style, this webinar is designed for beginners.

Presented by: Chris Casal Session Description: While Google and Apple may be staunch competitors in the mobile market, that doesn't mean there aren't great Google apps available for both the iOS and Android platforms. Whether you're looking for a robust mobile app to use as your default map app, an app that lets you use your tablet as a phone, or an app that lets you connect easily with other educators, there's a Google app for that and much more! In this webinar, join Chris Casal as he provides an overview of over 15 Google mobile apps capable of running on Android and iOS devices. In addition to providing a brief overview of each of these apps and how they can be used, Chris will offer a detailed look at a few of the apps that are the most versatile and useful for teachers and students.

Google Classroom was introduced nearly a decade ago and has been growing rapidly ever since. This online learning management system is designed for teachers and students to mirror the daily paperwork, communication, and record-keeping tasks we do offline. Join Michelle Dragalin as she examines the benefits and drawbacks of using Google Classroom including a brief history of its implementation. You will also walk away with tips and tricks that will help you decide if Google Classroom is the right learning management system for you and your students. Presented by Michelle Dragalin

Presented by Christine Romano Session Description: If you're teaching math in a remote or hybrid environment (or you just want to infuse more digital teaching practices into your classroom) this webinar is for you! Join Dr. Angela McCord as she shares her passion for infusing technology into the math classroom. You'll learn how to harness the power of digital tools by choosing those that facilitate math skills practice, open math tasks, rich math tasks, and simulation tools.

Presented by: Dr. Matt Bergman Session Description:Teachers, students, and parents can all benefit from having a class website, but who has the time to build one? Join Dr. Matt Bergman as he shares, step-by-step, how to create your own website using Google Sites quickly and easily. You will also learn how to personalize your site using themes, pages, and layouts, as well as how to preview, share and publish your new website!

Presented by: Dr. Matt Bergman Session Description:Screencasting is a way to record your device screen and/or your webcam to record instructional videos for students. And Screencastify is one tool you can use to easily record your lessons. Join us in this beginner level webinar, as we show you step-by-step how to get started using the free tool Screencastify. This webinar will primarily focus on the free version of Screencastify.

Presented by: Dawn Berkeley Session Description: Haven't you heard of Kami? It's a web tool designed to transform any existing document into an interactive learning experience. Join teacher trainer, Dawn Berkeley, as she gives you a step-by-step introduction to using Kami. In this session, designed for beginners, you'll learn how to get started with Kami and how to start transforming your documents so that your students can collaborate online whether you're in a remote, hybrid, or traditional classroom!

Are you eager to explore the latest Google Docs features that can take collaboration and innovation to new heights? As educators gear up for the fall semester, staying at the forefront of technology is essential. Join Lauren Boucher as she guides you through the game-changing features that Google Docs has rolled out for 2023 and discover how these enhancements can elevate your teaching. Get ready to embark on this informative journey and stay ahead of the curve in integrating technology for enhanced creativity, productivity, and engagement! Lauren’s expertise and dynamic presentation style will empower you to make the most of these tools and inspire a dynamic and innovative start to the new school year. This is workshop one of four for the series titled “What's New in Google for Fall 2023.” NOTE: While we recommend that you attend all sessions of the workshop series to meet the learning objectives, each workshop can be attended as a standalone. Full members will also have access to view the recordings on demand and earn up to four continuing education credits. Key Takeaways Learn how the new Google Docs features enable real-time collaboration, allowing students and educators to work together seamlessly and efficiently. Explore interactive elements that can be incorporated into your Google Docs to engage students and promote active learning. Discover the built-in accessibility features that ensure your documents are accessible to all learners, fostering an inclusive classroom environment. Unleash your students' creativity with the innovative tools that can turn ordinary assignments into dynamic and visually appealing projects. Presented by Lauren Boucher Lauren Boucher is a Regional Consultant for Digital Teaching and Learning with the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction. She holds a master's degree in elementary education and boasts a rich teaching background, including third-grade instruction and gifted education at both elementary and middle school levels. Her expertise also extends to serving as an Instructional Technology Specialist for Pitt County Schools and she shares her insights through both in-person and online presentations at conferences across the nation.

Are you ready to elevate your classroom presentations and engage your students in exciting new ways? As educators gear up for the fall semester, staying at the forefront of technology is essential. Join Lauren Boucher as she walks you through the cutting-edge features that Google Slides has introduced for Fall 2023. Get ready to unleash your creativity and captivate your students with innovative presentations that go beyond the basics! Lauren’s expertise and dynamic presentation style will empower you to leverage the limitless possibilities of Google Slides and shine as an educator with presentations that captivate, inform, and inspire. This is workshop two of four for the series titled “What's New in Google for Fall 2023.” NOTE: While we recommend that you attend all sessions of the workshop series to meet the learning objectives, each workshop can be attended as a standalone. Full members will also have access to view the recordings on demand and earn up to four continuing education credits. Key Takeaways Learn how to leverage the new features of Google Slides to create visually stunning and engaging presentations. Explore the interactive elements available in Google Slides that can foster active participation and deeper understanding among students. Discover tools that enhance collaborative projects, allowing students to work together seamlessly on engaging presentations. Uncover time-saving tools and shortcuts within Google Slides that can help you streamline your preparation and presentation process. Presented by Lauren Boucher Lauren Boucher is a Regional Consultant for Digital Teaching and Learning with the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction. She holds a master's degree in elementary education and boasts a rich teaching background, including third-grade instruction and gifted education at both elementary and middle school levels. Her expertise also extends to serving as an Instructional Technology Specialist for Pitt County Schools and she shares her insights through both in-person and online presentations at conferences across the nation.

Presented by: Jerry Swiatek Session Description:Have you ever wondered what it's like for your students using Google Classroom? Have any of your students ever asked you how to send an assignment or where to find things? In this session, we will explore what your students see when they log in and use Google Classroom! This will help you have a better understanding of your students' experiences inside of Google Classroom. Join us as expert Google Trainer Jerry Swiatek helps us see what our students see!

Presented by: Deb Norton Session Description:Come learn how to use Jamboard – an interactive whiteboard developed by Google, as part of the G Suite Family. Teachers love using Jamboard to create engaging content for students – both in traditional classroom settings and online! In this session, expert teacher trainer Deb Norton will show you how to use Jamboard for remote teaching, tips and tricks, and cool things you can do! In her examples, she will sprinkle in some extra special things just for Math Teachers – but this session is truly designed for anyone.

As teachers acclimate to distance learning, the way teachers differentiate instruction is evolving. Teachers must rely more on digital tools to help them achieve differentiation for their students. In this session, expert teacher trainer Melissa Mann discusses ways to use Google Tools to differentiate instruction to meet the needs of students while in a distance learning environment. So join us as we take a look at what differentiation looks like in your remote classroom.

Google Slides is a powerful instructional tool that makes implementing lesson delivery, digital projects, and student learning menus a breeze! Join Shelly Sanchez Terrell for this hands-on, interactive workshop as she shares tips and tricks for using Google Slides to engage your students in numerous digital tasks and projects. Participants will explore a variety of resources for finding, copying, and editing ready-made templates. You will also walk away with a toolkit of ideas for sharing slides with students, adding audio and video, and utilizing add-ons. Presented by Shelly Sanchez Terrell Shelly Sanchez Terrell is an award-winning digital innovator, international speaker, and author of three education technology books. She has trained teachers in over 20 countries as a guest expert, consultant, and ambassador for the U.S. Embassy. Shelly was honored with a Bammy Award as a founder of #EdChat on Twitter, and her website, Teacher Reboot Camp, has been recognized as one of the top ESL, EdTech, and eLearning blogs.

In this session, Melissa Mann will expand on how to use some of the tools she introduced in her Showcase Session "Distance Learning: Using Google Tools to Differentiate Instruction" This webinar will go more in-depth to show you how to use the tools and practical applications to help differentiate instruction in a remote environment. Some tools covered in this session include Choice Boards, Anatote Extensions, Kami, Readable Extensions, Immersive Reader and more!

In this session, Melissa Mann will expand on how to use some of the tools she introduced in her Showcase Session "Distance Learning: Using Google Tools to Differentiate Instruction" This webinar will go more in-depth to show you how to use the tools and practical applications to help differentiate instruction in a remote environment. Some tools covered in this session include Google Forms, Google Slides, Google Keep, AT Bar, and Insert Learning.

Presented by: Lauren Boucher Session Description: Do you ever find yourself staring at your Gmail inbox and wondering how in the world to get your email life organized? Join Lauren Boucher as she shares a variety of digital organization tips and tricks that will make Gmail work for YOU! You'll also learn some little-known Gmail secrets, including how to apply efficient workflow strategies that will streamline your inbox.

Presented by: Dr. Matt Bergman Session Description:Now that you've learned the basics, join Dr. Matt Bergman to dive a little deeper into Google Forms. This webinar, designed with beginners in mind, will provide you with an overview of how to customize your form to meet your needs and show you how to create your first exit ticket for students – a great example of the power of Forms (but there are many other applications as well). By the end of the webinar, you will know how to add additional question types, customize themes, add media, and a few additional tips and tricks for gathering data.

Presented by: Dr. Matt Bergman Session Description:Fliphunts are digital, interactive scavenger hunts that are created and run through the Flipgrid platform. Join Dr. Matt Bergman as he shares, step-by-step, how to create your own digital scavenger hunt that will engage and motivate your students. You will also learn a variety of ways to use Fliphunts to facilitate differentiated instruction, formative assessment, and student collaboration.

Presented by: Dr. Matt Bergman Session Description:An anchor chart is a teaching tool that helps you visually capture and display important information from your lesson. Join Dr. Matt Bergman as he shares how you can use Google tools to create and digitize interactive anchor charts with your students. You will also learn how to effectively use anchor charts to foster a culture of learning, independence, and problem-solving skills in your classroom.

Virtual field trips provide opportunities for teachers to lower four the walls of their classrooms and introduce students to far-away destinations. Applications like Google Earth and Google My Maps are excellent resources for creating rich learning experiences that can immerse students in a variety of cultures and landscapes. Join Lauren Boucher for this interactive, hands-on workshop as she shares how to create immersive virtual explorations using Google Tools for Education. Participants will also receive a ready-made planning template and the opportunity to make-and-take their own virtual field trip using Google tools. This is workshop two of three for the series titled "Using Virtual Field Trips to Enhance Learning and Lower Classroom Walls." Presented by Lauren Boucher NOTE: While we recommend that you attend all three workshops of the series to meet the learning objectives, each workshop can be attended as a standalone. Full Members also have access to view the recordings on demand and earn up to three continuing education credits.

Google Chrome is a fast, efficient web browser that includes a wide library of extensions that can optimize workflow for educators. Join Deb Norton as she shares how to use the Chrome browser and a Chromebook to its fullest potential with time saving tips and techniques. You will also discover strategies for troubleshooting and navigation, bookmarking for optimal organization, and customizing your Google Chrome search engine. Participants will walk away feeling knowledgeable and confident in using the Chrome browser to the best of its ability! Presented by: Deb Norton

Images offer infinite ways for teachers and students to represent content and express knowledge. Join Dr. Matt Bergman for this time-saving, to the point session as he shares two powerful Google Workspace tools, Google Photos and Google Drawings to create and share powerful images. He will share how you can use Google Photos to back up your images, create collages, and share photo albums with students, teachers, and colleagues. You will also learn how you and your students can use Google Drawings to create powerful graphic organizers, interactive worksheets, and more! Presented by Dr. Matt Bergman Dr. Matt Bergman is an award-winning educator, blogger, and consultant from Lititz, PA. He has a rich K-12 and higher education background, serving in various roles, such as teacher, digital learning coach, and professional development leader. Matt's accomplishments include serving as a faculty member at Harvard University’s UDL Institute, speaking at ISTE, and winning the PAECT Teacher of the Year in 2015. He shares his tips, tricks, and ideas in his award-winning blog and YouTube channel, Learn Lead Grow.

Google MyMaps is a versatile and user-friendly tool that can be used to enhance student learning experiences. Join Lauren Boucher for this hands-on, interactive workshop as she demonstrates how teachers can effectively use Google MyMaps to bring learning to life. From customizing maps and adding multimedia elements to collaborating with students in real-time, participants will walk away with a treasure trove of ideas for incorporating Google MyMaps into their classrooms. Whether you are a seasoned Google user or just starting out, this workshop is sure to spark your creativity and inspire you to try something new! Presented by Lauren Boucher

Have you wanted to jump on the Bitmoji bandwagon, but you are not sure how to get started? Join Lauren Boucher for this time-saving, to the point session as she demonstrates how easy it is to create your own interactive Bitmoji virtual classroom using Google Slides! Lauren will share how to add backgrounds and images to your virtual classroom and where to find done-for-you templates that will create a welcoming, comfortable, personal learning space for your students. You will also discover how to incorporate Google Slides features like layering and linking to design an engaging Bitmoji virtual classroom that will make learning fun! Presented by Lauren Boucher Lauren Boucher is a Regional Digital Teaching and Learning Consultant for the state of North Carolina. She earned her master's degree in elementary education, and she has taught third grade, as well as elementary and middle school gifted education. Lauren also has experience as an Instructional Technology Specialist for Pitt County Schools, and she presents at face-to-face and online conferences across the nation.

Presented by: Dr. Matt Bergman Session Description:Google Keep may not be the most well-known Google Tool for teachers… but it surely is one of the best kept secrets! This note-taking service from Google offers a variety of tools for taking notes and organizing information. Google Keep is well known for keeping busy teachers organized, but in this session Dr. Matt Bergman will show you how to use this free tool to create highly engaging lessons for your students. Learn how to use Google Keep to set goals, manage class projects, build presentations and documents, and provide options for demonstrating knowledge. Once you learn these tips and tricks, Google Keep will surely keep you coming back for more!

Presented by: Dr. Matt Bergman Session Description:Are you ready to jazz up your Jamboards? Join Dr. Matt Bergman as he provides a step-by-step tutorial on how to create reusable templates with Google Jamboard that you can use for any grade level or subject area. You will also learn how to integrate Google Drawings, Slides, and Docs to create the perfect Jamboard that will take student collaboration to the next level!

Presented by: Dr. Matt Bergman Session Description:Did you know that you can use Google Classroom to create user-friendly, self-grading quizzes, along with supporting materials, in just a few clicks? Join Matt Berman as he shares, step-by-step, how to create a self-grading quiz in Google Classroom. You will also learn tips and tricks for making your quizzes more accessible for students, including how to infuse video, images, and audio.

Presented by: Lauren Boucher Session Description:By combining the fun of Bitmoji with the awesome versatility of Google Drawings, you can personalize and create truly amazing scenes to spice up your virtual classroom, digital assignments, and more. Join Lauren Boucher as she demonstrates how to combine Bitmojis, add outside elements, or remove elements from your Bitmoji using Google Drawings and unleash your creativity!

Presented by: Lauren Boucher This is session four of six for the workshop series titled "Designing Digital Puzzles and Breakout Games for the Classroom" NOTE: While we recommend that you attend all sessions of the workshop series to meet the learning objectives, each workshop can be attended as a standalone. Premium Members have access to view the recordings on-demand and earn up to six continuing education credits. Workshop Description: If you are a fan of using Google Forms for digital quizzes and assignments, you can easily level up to creating digital games! Join Lauren Boucher as she demonstrates how to harness the power of Google Forms to create fun, interactive digital breakout games. Participants will also have an opportunity to use Google Forms to create a mini digital breakout game that they can immediately use with their students. Special Technology Instructions: Participants will need access to an internet device and a non-school, personal Google account. SimpleK12’s Google Classroom will be utilized for the interactive and hands-on components of this workshop. Assessment: Participants will create their own digital puzzle and breakout game to demonstrate their understanding of the workshop objective and reflect on their learning.

Presented by: Lauren Boucher Session Description:Who doesn’t love a good scavenger hunt? Get your students excited to engage in learning activities by using GooseChase EDU’s easy-to-use platform for creating digital scavenger hunts. Join Lauren Boucher as she shares how to create fun tasks and put them together in a digital scavenger hunt that will be sure to have your students asking for more!

Choice Boards or learning menus are a great way to enhance student learning. They provide opportunities for student choice and differentiated instruction so you can reach ALL learners. Choice Boards can be created in a variety ways using Google Slides. Join Chrissy Romano Arrabito to learn step-by-step how to create a learning menu that is interactive and dynamic. You'll walk away with ready-to-go templates that you can simply copy and edit to make their own! Presented by Christine Romano

Presented by: Deb Norton Session Description:Chromebooks have become an essential teaching tool in many classrooms, but are you using your Chromebook to its fullest potential? Join Deb Norton as she shares a variety of tips and tricks for educators that will save you time and take your Chromebook knowledge to the next level! You will also learn some lesser-known Chrome browser know-hows, including strategies for navigation and troubleshooting.

In this step-by-step webinar, you'll learn everything you need to get started using Google Slides – a free presentation program from Google. You will get an overview of all that Slides has to offer so you can see the full capabilities of the program. In this session, Kimberly Munoz will show you the basics of starting with Google Slides!

While Google Slides is primarily known for being an alternative to PowerPoint, it is also a robust, interactive, and flexible teaching tool that can bring content to life in all subject areas. Join Dr. Matt Bergman as he shares how Google Slides can be used for so much more than presentations – implementing strategies, reinforcing learning, and facilitating classroom interaction. You will also walk away with tools and resources to help you and your students unlock the power of Google Slides and use it to its full potential. Assessment: Participants will join a collaborative backchannel chat and discuss ways to integrate Google Slides to demonstrate their understanding of the session objective and reflect on their learning.

Now that you've learned how to get started with Gmail, let's take a deeper dive! Join Dr. Matt Bergman as he explores additional aspects of Gmail that you may not have known existed. Designed for beginners, this step-by-step webinar will explore advanced settings, helpful add-ons, infusing Gmail with other Google tools, plus so much more.

Google is constantly evolving and adding new ways for teachers and students to interact with Google Workspace. But did you know that there are several applications that can link directly to Google Classroom and take your use of this learning management system to the next level? Join Dr. Matt Bergman as he shares a variety of tools that will transform how you and your students are currently using Google Classroom. You will also walk away with a collection of resources to enhance your instruction the very next day!

Presented by: Dr. Matt Bergman Session Description: Google Docs is a familiar tool that allows teachers and students to create, edit, and collaborate on documents in real-time. However, if you have not used Google Docs lately, you might not be aware of some of its powerful new features and upgrades. Join Dr. Matt Bergman as he shares how to use Google Docs to increase engagement, promote accessibility, and enhance instruction. You will also learn how to use dropboxes to boost literacy, smart chips to improve efficiency, checkboxes to organize tasks, and much more! Assessment: Participants will complete a Google Form to demonstrate their understanding of the session objectives and reflect on their learning.