EDTECH at Boise State University

This website is directed toward college-level teaching but could be adapted for high school. The information offers solid lesson plans and video integration strategies for instructions. There are other links within the navigation bar. Great resource!

A guide to help you figure out ahead of time what your students will learn from video content in the classroom, how they will learn it, and how you will be able to assess that learning. Includes an example activity.

Provides 10 tips for using student-created video content in the classroom. The ideas provided here can be adapted to suit multiple age levels.

This site briefly addresses a few of the primary ways videos can assist in classroom settings and includes a detailed list of helpful resources.

Created by Techsmith, the makers of powerful video editing software Camtasia, this video covers some very basic strategies for incorporating videos into classes.

This site includes some good ideas on quantitative problems to give students to solve using spreadsheets in non-math classes. It also contains examples using PowerPoints with embedded spreadsheets.

This blog post describes some different ideas for using spreadsheets in the classroom. I thought the timeline was a great idea! It would be a great idea to do at the beginning of the semester with the students.

Does exactly what it says - provides five different ideas for how you can use Google Docs in the classroom.

An article from TEACH Magazine about why Google Drive is a useful tool in the classroom.

Provides a number of reasons, with relevant links, to explain why using spreadsheets in the classroom is a good idea.

Lesson plans for middle school age students using Google docs

This site contains examples and information for educators looking to use G Suite as a collaboration tool.

Ideas for how to use Shared Google Drive in your classroom

This site provides links to and information about useful free add-ons for Google Docs to make the software even better for classroom experiences.

This blog post describes Quizlet Live feature in Quizlet. Quizlet live allows for competition among students or groups of students as long as each student or group has a device.

This blog post outlines a number of resources on finding free to use images.

This blog explains what creative commons is, why it matters within the classroom, and spells out the ins and outs of what teachers and students should and should not use for resources.

This is a list of trainings with a synopsis of each training given by Google. The site breaks down the trainings by knowledge level, tool, and certification.

Great guidance on presentations that I think students would love.

Some additional features in Google Slides I did not know about.

Find openly-licensed images that you can use and remix in your own work. Searches multiple archives/repositories at once.

Written tutorials, videos, and support to help you make the most of Microsoft Word, Excel, and Powerpoint (and other Microsoft Office products).