Keyboard shortcuts for Google Docs

To open a list of keyboard shortcuts in Google Docs, press Ctrl + / (Windows, Chrome OS) or ⌘ + / (Mac).

You can also use menu access keys. Open any application menu using the keyboard, then type the underlined letter for the item you'd like to select. For example, to open the Insert menu on a Mac, press Ctrl + Option + I. To select "Image," type the underlined letter i.

The Best Highlighting Tools for Students

@ericcurts put together his recommendations for 3 tools for highlighting web pages and Google Docs. He has thorough documentation and a video on how to install and use them.

Image: https://pixabay.com/static/uploads/photo/2014/05/02/21/53/highlighter-336379_960_720.png

TWITTER 101: Links, Tips And More

A collection of resources from David Theriault on getting started with Twitter for professional development.

Super Quiz

Super Quiz adds brilliant functionality and assessment tools to a quiz made with Google Forms. It works as an Add-on in Sheets

Super Quiz adds brilliant functionality to a quiz made with Google Forms. By completing the quiz once with an answer key, all future submissions are automatically graded correct or incorrect. What’s more - you can get a break down of class understanding and a list of incorrect students for each question - perfect for intervention!

By filling out a few cells of information, you can also generate personalised differentiated written feedback emailed to students as soon as they submit a response. No need to monitor and ‘re-grade’ - just set-up and go!

You can split your quiz in up to 4 different topics, and provide specific feedback on each. If you don’t want to email students, you can choose to print feedback on a 2x2 array, too.

EdCamp Maine - March 5

What Is EdCampME?

• An interest driven, purely organic, professional development opportunity that encourages true professional dialogue
• A gathering of motivated and intelligent educators from a range of content areas and grade levels
• A series of sessions that may explore a technology tool, a discussion of best practices, or a collaborative presentation focused on current issues
• An opportunity to engage in peer-to-peer sharing, and to make professional connections
• A focus on how we use technology to enhance learning experiences

FMI: edcampmaine.org

Google Keep

Google Keep is a digital sticky note tool. Enter a note with your voice, add a photo, or just type a list. All your notes are instantly saved across your devices. It has voice recording and you can send notes to Google Drive.

Differentiating Instruction with Google Keep

Send a note to Google Drive

Chrome Extension: Side Panel This extension serves as a shortcut to keep.google.com, but also much more. You'll find at the bottom of Keep's sidebar (click the hamburger icon (☰) to open it), a new link entitled "Send to Panel." Click that to open Keep in an always-on-top panel.

Hyperdoc: Unsolved Case, The Mysterious Death of Edgar Allen Poe

This lesson uses research, questioning, critical thinking, collaboration to dig deeper in to the content.

Essential Question:  What is most important in this text? How can I tell? What questions should I ask about the text?

Created by @MsMarshallCMS 

Padlet of her other #hyperdocs