This document promotes using Google Hangouts for collaborative learning activities. It lists several ways students can work together such as video chatting, screen sharing, adding apps, brainstorming, designing presentations, and creating music or podcasts. Students need to be at least 13 to create individual accounts, while recordings from Hangouts on Air will be saved to a class YouTube channel if using a shared Google account. The document encourages teachers and students to collaborate online using these Google tools.

1. Let's Hang! Collaborative Learning with
ShellyTerrell.com/Google
Hangouts

2. It is a fact that in
the right formation,
the lifting power of
many wings can
achieve twice the
distance of any bird
flying alone.
- Milton Olson

3. Must be at
least 13 for
individual
accounts!

4. Hangouts App

5. Plus.google.com/hangouts
Video Hangouts with 10!

6. Plus.google.com/hangouts/onair
To record, click Hangouts on Air!

7. The recording goes straight to your Youtube channel!

8. Adapted Photo by Mike Licht, NotionsCapital.com, Flic.kr/p/7AF1hr
Create a class Google account
for recordings to go to the
class Youtube!

9. Hangouts on Air Event Page!

10. Let’s collaborate!

11. Bit.ly/hangoutscollab

12. Chat together!

13. Lower Third to add name, Twitter, country, etc.

14. Screenshare

15. Peer edit Design a group
presentation
Brainstorm
Storyboard
Debate
Collaborative
storytelling

16. Add
apps

17. Better project management with Symphonical

18. Brainstorm & problem solve with Cacoo

19. Doodle Together!

20. Design/invent/imagine …
Shirt Mascot Company/ Logo
Superhero
Future vehicleSpaceship

21. Create music or podcasts together with Soundation & Flat

22. Evaluate art with Google Art Project

23. Discuss videos and Ted Talks

24. Google
Effects

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