January 25, 2015
Below are three excellent Google Apps checklists to help you make the best of Google Apps in your instruction and also in your professional growth as a teacher and educator. These checklists are prepared by Google certified teacher Neil Charlet and are part of a series Neil is actually working on titled� Google Apps Proficiency Checklists�. Still to come in this series are : Google Calendar Proficiency checklist and Google Gmail Proficiency checklist. Follow Neil to stay updated of his upcoming work.
Here are the three checklists Neil prepared so far:
1- Drive Proficiency checklist
This is a comprehensive checklist that features almost everything teachers and students should be able to do on Google Drive.
2- Chromebook basic functions and features
As its title indicates, this checklist maps out the different Chromebook features and hacks. Almost all the tips are hyperlinked so you can learn more about each of them.
3- Google Sites Checklist
This one includes everything you need to know to better use Google Sites in your instruction. Again everything is hyperlinked so you can learn more about them.
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Wednesday, October 22, 2014
Inbox Is A New App Released Today by Google
October 22, 2014
In a surprising move today, Google announced the creation of a new app called Inbox. This is a new email app that is designed by the same engineers who created Gmail. Inbox is separate from Gmail and is, in Google's words, a completely different type of inbox, designed to focus on what really matters.
Some of the features Inbox provides for its users include:
1- Bundles
This function is an extension of the "categories" feature of Gmail. It helps you organize your emails by bundling them into separate categories.You can even teach Inbox to adapt to the way you work by choosing which emails you�d like to see grouped together.
2- Highlights
"Inbox highlights the key information from important messages, such as flight itineraries, event information, and photos and documents emailed to you by friends and family. Inbox will even display useful information from the web that wasn�t in the original email, such as the real-time status of your flights and package deliveries. Highlights and Bundles work together to give you just the information you need at a glance."
3- Reminders, Assists, and Snooze
Inbox makes it easy to focus on your priorities by letting you add your own Reminders. It also helps you create and manage your to-do lists.Inbox helps you cross those off your list by providing Assists�handy pieces of information you may need to get the job done.For example, if you write a Reminder to call the hardware store, Inbox will supply the store�s phone number and tell you if it's open. Assists work for your email, too. If you make a restaurant reservation online, Inbox adds a map to your confirmation email. Book a flight online, and Inbox gives a link to check-in. Also, Inbox lets you Snooze away emails and Reminders. You can set them to come back at another time or when you get to a specific location, like your home or your office.
Inbox is still in invitation-only phase, you can request an innovation by sending an email to inbox@google.com . Also, Inbox works only on Chrome (for web), Android version 4.1, and iOS 7 or later.
Watch the video below to learn more about Inbox
In a surprising move today, Google announced the creation of a new app called Inbox. This is a new email app that is designed by the same engineers who created Gmail. Inbox is separate from Gmail and is, in Google's words, a completely different type of inbox, designed to focus on what really matters.
Some of the features Inbox provides for its users include:
1- Bundles
This function is an extension of the "categories" feature of Gmail. It helps you organize your emails by bundling them into separate categories.You can even teach Inbox to adapt to the way you work by choosing which emails you�d like to see grouped together.
2- Highlights
"Inbox highlights the key information from important messages, such as flight itineraries, event information, and photos and documents emailed to you by friends and family. Inbox will even display useful information from the web that wasn�t in the original email, such as the real-time status of your flights and package deliveries. Highlights and Bundles work together to give you just the information you need at a glance."
3- Reminders, Assists, and Snooze
Inbox makes it easy to focus on your priorities by letting you add your own Reminders. It also helps you create and manage your to-do lists.Inbox helps you cross those off your list by providing Assists�handy pieces of information you may need to get the job done.For example, if you write a Reminder to call the hardware store, Inbox will supply the store�s phone number and tell you if it's open. Assists work for your email, too. If you make a restaurant reservation online, Inbox adds a map to your confirmation email. Book a flight online, and Inbox gives a link to check-in. Also, Inbox lets you Snooze away emails and Reminders. You can set them to come back at another time or when you get to a specific location, like your home or your office.
Inbox is still in invitation-only phase, you can request an innovation by sending an email to inbox@google.com . Also, Inbox works only on Chrome (for web), Android version 4.1, and iOS 7 or later.
Watch the video below to learn more about Inbox
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