In Google Drive you can add a single document / file to two different folders. To do this you select the document / file and hold down SHIFT+Z on your keyboard. This will change the Move To option to Add to. The button will also turn green instead of blue. Any changes made to the document / file will be reflected in both folders, because it is the same file.
Google Forms is a powerful tool that can be used to collect data from a variety of sources. One of the most useful features of Google Forms is the ability to set up email notifications. This allows you to be notified whenever someone submits a response to your form. To set up email notifications on a Google Form, follow these steps: Open the Google Form that you want to set up email notifications for. Click on the Responses tab. Click on the More button (three dots) in the top right corner of the page. Select Get email notifications for new responses. Once you have set up email notifications, you will receive an email whenever someone submits a response to your form. The email will include the following information: The name of the person who submitted the form The date and time the form was submitted The responses to the form fields Email notifications can be a great way to stay up-to-date on the responses to your Google Forms. This can be helpful for a variety...
Today was the final day of our Topeka Public Schools Innovation Academy Summer Camp. Our Innovation Academy is a group of teachers who are technology leaders in their respective buildings. These teachers spent four days learning how to use and discussing how to integrate several tools into their classrooms. Tools our Innovation Academy members are excited to use include: Flipgrid , Recap , and Screencastify DotStorming.com PearDeck.com BigHugeLabs.com GreenScreening with TouchCast Studio iPad app Keynote and iMovie Google MyMaps and TourBuilder Digital Breakouts And deciding which SAMR level different classroom activities fall into. Thanks for a great week #TPSInnovationAcademy #tpsinnovationacademy Tweets
Unlocking the Power of Google Chrome's "Copy Link to Highlight" Feature Are you tired of scrolling through endless web pages to find that one piece of information someone shared with you? Or perhaps you've been on the other end, trying to direct a friend to a specific section of an article without much success. Enter Google Chrome's "Copy Link to Highlight" feature – your new best friend for precise and efficient web sharing. What is "Copy Link to Highlight"? Launched with Chrome 90, this feature allows you to create a link directly to specific text on a webpage. When someone clicks the link, they are taken not just to the page, but to the exact highlighted text you wanted them to see. It's a game-changer for students, researchers, or anyone who frequently shares web content. How to Use "Copy Link to Highlight" Using this feature is straightforward: Highlight the Text : Open Google Chrome and navigate to the webpage you want to ...
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