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Google Sites Made Easy was designed to help you get started building your Google Site. This site provides step-by-step directions to get your Google Site up and running in no time.

Around this time last year I shared a neat Google Spreadsheets script called Flippity. Flippity was originally designed to help you create flashcards through Google Spreadsheets. This morning Steve Fortna informed me that you can now use Flippity to create Jeopardy-style gameboards through Google Spreadsheets.

Going Google isn't as simple as flipping a switch. It takes careful planning and meaningful implementation for everyone in the district. I am a firm believer that implementing Google Apps (or anything else) should be led by school administrators, not the so-called

October 9, 2015 Below are three interesting Google Drive apps to use in your class to remotely present to your students. Check them out and share with us what you think of them. When you present through Pear Deck you are actually creating a live session that students can join from their own devices.

Search is Google's main business and they take it seriously. Features are constantly released that enable it to better display the information that is most relevant to you so you don't need to scroll through multiple pages of results to find what you need.

Search is Google's main business and they take it seriously. Features are constantly released that enable it to better display the information that is most relevant to you so you don't need to scroll through multiple pages of results to find what you need.

15 Unusual (But Awesome) Websites to Use in the Classroom By Jessica Sanders The Internet offers a seemingly endless amount of websites to explore. A simple Google search for "coolest websites" provides dozens of lists, boasting handfuls of websites that you've never even heard of before.