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Last month, the UCET Conference featured many entertaining Google sessions. Below are some of the resources from GEG UT and Eric Curts. Click on any of the images to access the slides and recordings from the sessions.

60 in 60: Unleashing the 4C’s with Google Tools

The Great Google Bake-Off

GEG Utah- Google Tools Demo Slam 2024

Eric Curts- Hipster Google Tools You Probably Never Heard Of 

Also, April is National Poetry month and will also be a great opportunity to teach students about solar eclipses. Check out these Googley activities to do with your students to welcome in the spring weather!

Eric Curts'- Magnetic Poetry

My EdTech World- Solar Eclipse Virtual Room

The UCET Conference in March featured many sessions on Canva. Check out the resources from some of these sessions.

Beyond the Basics: Unleash Creativity with Canva by Colby Hawkins

Beyond the Basics: by Colby Hawkins

 

AI Wizardy: Mastering the Magic of Canva and SchoolAI by Kasey Chambers & Colby Hawkins

AI Wizardy Presentation by Colby Hawkins

 

Sessions from Canva Learning Consultant Janice Wintermyer

UCET Session Resources From Janice by Colby Hawkins

 

Interested in using Canva for video? Check out the recorded session “Lights, Canva, Action! Unleashing Classroom Creativity Through Video Projects”

This month we want to focus on helping students become Creative Communicators, where students communicate clearly and express themselves creatively for a variety of purposes using the platforms, tools, styles, formats and digital media appropriate to their goals.

Adobe has many different tools that students can use to create - starting with the basics in Adobe Express and working their way up to more advanced programs like Adobe Audition, Premiere Pro, or Photoshop. Regardless of the tool used, there are some key elements that are at the heart of any communication - like connecting with the audience.

Check out this blog post from Adobe Express about storytelling in video for some inspiration on how to help your students start to share their stories in creative ways!