1. ORGANIZATION AND CREATIVITY
IN ONE HOUR.

2. Chris Littlejohn
WYVAVisual ArtsTeacher

3. In this session we will
discuss:
 Calendar
 Keep
 Cultural institute.

4. Calendar
 Advantages:
 Take your calendar everywhere with mobile apps.
 Share your calendar with others or embed on a
web site.
 Reminders come as either text, email or pop ups
on the screen.

6. Calendar creation
 There are two groups of
calendars

7. Calendar creation page
 Put in a description
 Enter in who you want to share it with.

8. Entering in events.
 There are a few ways to do this

9. Entering in events
continued.
 Or you can click on the arrow by the create
button.
Just type in your event, Like
Dinner 6pm tomorrow.

10. Or you can do it this way.

11. Details of the event

13. How can you use calendar
professionally and
personally?

14. How I use Calendar
 My classroom website.

15. How to place your calendar
on a web site.
Hover your mouse on the
calendar that you want
and click on the settings
menu.

16.  Copy and all of the code, and paste it in to
your HTML section of your chosen web site.

17. Uploading calendar
information form Excel
You need to use this format.
Make sure that you save it as a CSV file.

18. Google apps are available
through the Play store, or
thorough the app market.
 Please be aware that the apps are a lighter
version and will not have all of the features as
the versions found online.

20. Ever know a person who lived
by post it notes?

21. Introducing Keep.
 Create virtual post it notes.
 Create to- do lists.
 You can access them from multiple devices.
 You can do audio notes on a mobile device.
 It is very easy to use.

23. There are two kinds of
notes:

24. Checklists

25. Reminders
 You can put a
reminder on any
kind of note.
 Reminders come
as pop ups.

28. A word about Google App launcher

29. Google Keep is not in the
App store, but there are 3rd
party programs that let you
get to it.

30.  It is broken into three groups.
Art Project
World Wonders
Historic moments

31. Features.
 Find high resolution photographs.
 Create your own collections.
 Take virtual field trips of locations and
museums.
 View timelines for historical moment.
 Share via Google+, Facebook,Twitter, and
Email

32. Art Project

33. Collections

34. Artists

35. Artworks

37. These are extremely high
resolution.

38. User galleries and my
galleries.
 Use pre-created galleries or create your own.

39. Historic monuments

40. Just so you know.
 As of right now there is not a way to make a
gallery of historical Moments.You can add
some of the pictures you see but that is about
it (for now). You can share it or use a social
bookmark like Diigo, Symbaoo, or Pinterest
to make it easier to find.

41. World Wonders.
 Through photographs experience some of the
world wonders.
 With the street view take a virtual tour of
some of the worlds most interesting places.

42. Look for the little man for
a virtual tour.

43. Use the arrows or the mouse
to navigate through the
picture

46. What can you use the Google
cultural institute for in
your classroom?

47. Contact info
 Clittlejohn@wyva.org
 www.technart.Weebly.com
 Twitter: @artman84606