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Productivity and simplicity, these are two things the modern knowledge worker craves. Google Reader is my "secret weapon" of productivity and I'd like to show you how I get the most out of this program.

good tips for elementary through university and for administrators too

Google Sites Made Easy. Google Sites tutorial and templates.

Google Sites Made Easy

Nice visual lesson planner that syncs with a student planner, as well. Integrates with Google Drive, Calendar, and Google Classroom. The training video shows how easy it is to use.

This website contains all the information you need to find  and take part in Education On Air sessions on Google+

Whether you're an educator discussing learning practices, or a first-grade classroom speaking with an astronaut, Hangouts have seemingly endless possibilities. These are our 50 favorite ways for schools to use Google Plus Hangouts.

staff development on how to use google and all its parts

Google Jockey - use it as a verb or noun - it is a great way to involve students in supporting class discussion.

Intro to Google Apps for Education

Challenge friends and climb the leaderboard as you unlock up to 10 questions a day on Google+. (a great way to teach search techniques)

New service from Google - help from experts for learning!

New service from Google - help from experts for learning!

Very easy to follow, up-to-date resources for using Google Apps for Education.

Great add on for Google Drive

Daily Google tip from a Google Apps for Education School

"In the nearly two years since Google began testing its augmented-reality eyewear, public reaction has progressed from "that's amazing" to "those look stupid" to "if you wear them, you deserve to be physically assaulted." Google always said people would need some time to adjust to the concept of smart glasses, but this probably isn't the evolution the company had in mind. "

"+Google+" Develop websites collaboratively in Google Drive.

Using google-apps calendars to share curriculum sequencing.

The Data Liberation Front is an engineering team at Google whose singular goal is to make it easier for users to move their data in and out of Google products.  We do this because we believe that you should be able to export any data that you create in (or import into) a product.  We help and consult other engineering teams within Google on how to "liberate" their products.  This is our mission statement:

Central location for information on how to move your data in and out of Google products. 

 Chrome Experiments of fun with html5 are meant to show off the clean and fast beauty of the new code.  Of  course Google wants you to see it in Chrome for full effect, and I would encourage that as Chrome is an easy and responsive browser, you try it out.  The Wilderness Downtown is a great example of an interactive and connected multimedia experience that mashes together Google Maps and Earth with a driving tune to blast you to your past.  Go in and enter your old address and feel the nostalgia of swooping over your childhood home with a soundtrack and pacing just for you. Students are making digital stories.  They may not be writing html5 apps, but they are accessing, or can access, many sources of media to deepen their message.  A showing of a story like what you help create with The Wilderness Downtown experiment can inspire students to consider how they can use everyday tools like Google Earth to connect with an audience. Just go to http://www.thewildernessdowntown.com/ and type in your address.