1. Title IID Grants <br />Digital Destinations In History<br />Google Tools – Day 1<br />Office of Educational Technology <br />8201 Rockaway Blvd, Ozone Park NY 11416 <br />Agenda <br />Course Readings: <br />quot;
Web Literacy for Educators by Alan November , quot;
Google Maps Hack - Tips & Tools for Geographic Searching and Remixingquot;
by Rich Gibson & Schuyler Erle <br />Session 1: (800-8:25) Driving Question, using the Scope and Sequence to create a driving question <br />Session 2: (8:25-8:50) What does Google have to offer and what we will need to know for this program? (Google Search, Image Search, Videos, Maps, News, Gmail, More, and Even More)<br />Session 3: (8:50-11:00) Google Search, Image Search, Advance Search, Wonder Wheel, Timeline, Custom Search, Searching Created Maps<br />Research your “driving question” and use Google Tools learned to gather information. You need a video, an image, some text, etc. Use the Google Planning tool to copy and paste information<br />Session 4: (11:00-11:15) Sample Google Map- Erie Canal- notice all parts included<br />Session 5: (11:15- 12:00) Building a Shared Google Map, using a driving question<br />Vocabulary (placemark, views, Navigation Controls, Street View, Show/Hide, etc. See Google Maps User Guide)<br />Adding text box, line, shape<br />Adding hyperlink<br />Embedding Video, image, animated gif<br />LUNCH 12:00- 1:00<br />Session 6: (1:00-2:00) Independent Activity- Creating your own Google<br />Session 10: (2:00- 2:20) Embedding Maps onto Blogs, Sharing Map to oetq@gmail.com <br />Session 11: Close Out <br />