Anytime you open a Google document, whether you have view only, comment or edit rights, it shows up on your Shared with me list in your Google Drive account. If you'd like to have the file moved to your My Drive list for easy access later, click the little drive icon at the end of the file's name at the top of the document. You can then organize it into your folder system within your Google: My Drive.
I recently ran across this list of educational YouTube channels. Take a look and see if any are a good fit for your class! If so, they're the perfect thing to add to the "Course Resources" in the top left block of your Learning Hub course. See Penney Matos for help!
If you use Google Classroom with your students I highly recommend you take a look at this article. It addresses easy ways you can integrate digital citizenship through your Google Classroom course.
If you or someone you know uses an iPhone, it's a good idea to set up your Medical ID in case of emergency. You never know when an emergency may arise. This post from technology rocks. seriously. shows you how.
As the end of the year approaches, it's a good time to reflect on your year and make notes for what's to come. I suggest you also take a look at 4 O'clock Faculty's Thoughts from #TCT16 poster.
Introducing Frisco ISD's Secondary Digital Learning Coaches' new technology support website: Digital Melting Pot.
Over the summer, my staff Titan Tech Tips website will be narrowed down to include only Centennial HS specific information. All general tech help (Eduphoria, eSchool, Office, Google Drive, etc.) that is the same for all FISD staff will be accessed through this new site. My student tech help site will remain unchanged for now.
If you have children at home, I highly recommend you check out CISD's post 10 Must Do's Before Giving a Kid an iPhone or iPod. It includes several fabulous tips that everyone should know about!
