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Hey All You Googlers! Preparing for your next adventure? 🚀 Leave behind a helpful legacy! Spring clean your Google Drive with 'Pass the Doc' (ownership transfer) for those staying, AND easily transfer your hard work to your personal Gmail account using Google Takeout. Manage your files, and create a smooth transition for everyone!

April 2025 Google News by kelli.cannon

Next, let's welcome spring and National Poetry Month with a pair of 'Googley' activities!

Option 1:
We'll start by using the often-overlooked Google Drawings tool to create a magnetic poetry template, enabling students to explore spring vocabulary and poetry in a fun, interactive way.

Option 2:
Next, Google's "Verse By Verse" is an excellent tool for older students seeking to push their creative boundaries. This Google AI tool draws on classic American poets to generate different types of poems. Challenge students to select three poets and experiment with blending different styles, analyzing how the AI's suggestions reflect each poet's distinct voice.

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SchoolAI Spring Summit Flyer by jared.covili

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Missed the March 14th PD Day? No worries! We've got you covered. Check out the slides to catch up on all the great Instructure tips and tricks we shared. We explored awesome ways to use MasteryConnect and Canvas to boost student engagement, and connected with fellow JSD educators. Catch up on the learning and connect with the Instructure tools.

March 14 Instructure by larisa.nageli

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Hey All You Googlers! UCET 2025 was a success! I wanted to share resources from two of my favorite Google sessions this month. The first is the annual GEG Utah Demo Slam. Google Certified Educators from across the state battled it out for the coveted traveling 3D Printed Google Trophy. Our winner, Eliza Lyons from Granite District, featured ratings in Google Forms. Here are the rules below:

  • Each Google Certified Educator will submit one video
  • Video must demonstrate use of Google tools/add-ons/extensions/etc.
  • Demonstration portion of the video must be ≤ 2 minutes
  • Video must include a brief introduction (may be outside of the 2 minute time limit)
  • Video must conclude with a “SLAM”

Adding in AI for Accessibility with Google Tools

This virtual session from GEG Utah focused on enhancing accessibility with Google AI! Get actionable strategies for tools like NotebookLM, MusicFX and more to support every learner in your classroom. Continue Reading...