2. #10 Do a timeline search Do you want to want to know what lead up to a certain event in history? Then the timeline search is perfect because you can get a timeline for whatever topic you are researching.
3. #9 Use Canned Responses Tired of writing the same type of email over and over? Then use the Canned Response feature to create a template that you can use without having to type out the entire email every time.
4. #8 Picasa I could use this to manage my photos and incorporate them into my blogs and emails with Google’s streamlines photo manager.
5. #7 Use Google Earth’s Sky feature. Do you want to show students the Milky Way or Orion’s Belt in the classroom? Then the Google Earth’s Sky feature is perfect for you. You can look at the night sky straight from your computer.
6. #6 Make a study group with Google Groups. This allows the teacher to make study groups in the classroom. Then students can communicate with each other without having to meet face-to-face.
7. #5 Send invitations Keep parents in the loop by sending them invitations or asking them to volunteer for field trips. This will make parents feel more involved in the child’s learning.
8. #4 Never forget to attach a file This feature is amazing. Instead of sending someone a blank document this feature will let you know that you have forgotten to attach your attachment. It saves you time and embarrassment.
9. #3 Reopen a closed tab How many times have you closed a tab only to realize that you needed it two seconds later. With this feature all you have to press is Ctrl+Shift+T to reopen it.
10. #2 Use the school year calendar template. Use this feature to send out a calendar so, that parents know what is going on in your classroom.
11. #1 Use “About this book” The feature is the best. By clicking the link at the top left of the page of a book, it will give you helpful information such as the table of contents, related books, and a map of places mentioned in the book.
