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"Yesterday, I published a post about the Google Sheets Add-on called Online Rubric. This morning I had a couple emails from folks with questions about how to use it. The video embedded below provides an overview of how to create a rubric in a Google Sheet." t/h R. Byrne

"Google Docs Templates Sharing templates through Google Drive is a great time saver for teachers. You could share a "view only" version of your file and require students to go to File>Make a Copy. Unfortunately, this often results in your inbox overflowing with requests for edit access. A Better Solution Use this simple trick to share Google Docs Templates. It works for essentially any G Suite file (Docs, Drawings, Sheets, Slides)."

"The following cheat sheet is from Techno Streak and it touches on keyboard shortcuts, how to do the critical things you should know about, and more. It's worth knowing about and skimming in case you've been curious about diving into that 'other' social network known as Google+." The blog post also has a link to "50 Ways Schools Can Use Google+ Hangouts" and other interesting blogs.

"Back in August I shared an infographic featuring search strategies that every student can use. Yesterday, Vicki Davis posted a great companion to that infographic. Vicki shared this Google Search Modifiers Poster (link opens a PDF). Many of the modifiers featured in the poster can also be used by opening the advanced search menu in Google and making search choices. " Both the sites mentioned here and the links below the short article will be helpful in getting your students to use more productive search terms. T/H R. Byrne

" I'm building up a collection of instructional posts to help you to use the apps." Instructional guide to using the many different elements in Google Apps (GSuite), such as Sheets, Drive, Docs, and Slides. Good for teachers and upper level students.

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Has some comments for each tool about how it is used wth students, if it requires a download, etc. Linked from http://ddeubel.edublogs.org/2010/07/14/best-web-2-0-tools-for-learning-teaching-languages/ If you download the spreadsheet from Google Docs, you can keep your own record, or you can add to the sheet here.

Add your favorites to this Google Doc list!

"Mote works through a Chrome extension that makes it easy for teachers to leave students voice-recorded feedback in Google Docs, Slides, Sheets, and Classroom. Students don't need the Mote extension or even an account to listen to recorded feedback. It's a real time-saver and a great way to provide effective feedback. " While Nick is right that voice annotation may be a good way to explain you thoughts on student writing, I think that MS Word has a voice annotation feature. And the written notes to students are still important if for nothing else than a reminder as the student re-writes. Mote requires uploading a document to Google Docs first, though that is no big deal. Worth a try, and Nick explains clearly how to run through the whole process.

This is a template used to do a teacher observation on the fly. (You need to be signed into Google to see/use this sheet.)

Make worksheets and q/a sheets using Google Docs with this handy app. correct online and/or watch your students work on the worksheet in realtime.

R. Byrne suggests ways to use digital images to prompt questioning strategies and online searches, and how to find and create your own images for searches. Links to other articles on using search, including a strategies tip sheet.