Google Basics - D112
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This document provides an overview of Google tools for educational use, including Google Sites, Maps, Earth, Plus, and Hangouts. Google Sites can be used to create class hubs, portfolios, repositories for notes, and more. Google Maps and Earth allow users to get directions, create and share maps, and explore locations. Google Plus and Hangouts enable professional development, networking, video conferencing, and live broadcasts. The document outlines steps for using each tool and provides examples of how they can be implemented in educational settings.
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Google Basics - D112
- 1. Google Essentials Lucy Gray D112 April 9, 2013 1
- 4. Agenda Google Sites as Your Class Hub Google GeoApps Google+ and Google Hangouts 4
- 13. Wendy Gorton - CUE 13
- 14. Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 14Creating a Google Site
- 15. Step 5 Step 6 Step 7 15Creating a Google Site
- 16. Step 9 Step 10 Step 8 16Creating a Google Site
- 17. Managing a Google Site
- 19. How can you use Sites? Teacher web site Professional portfolios Repository for departmental meeting notes Accreditation documentation Event planning Professional development resources Assessment Student portfolios Digital science notebooks Book talks and previews 19
- 21. 21 Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Getting Directions
- 23. 23 Step 1 Making a Map Step 4 Step 3 Step 2
- 24. 24 Step 5 Making a Map Step 7 Step 6
- 25. 25 Step 8 Step 9 Step 10 Making a Map
- 26. 26 Note: If you click on the Import button, you can import existing .kml or .kmz files Importing Existing KML and KMZ files http://earthquake.usgs.gov/learn/kml.php http://www.googlelittrips.org/
- 27. 27Step 11: Search for a location
- 28. 28Step 12: Add the location to a map
- 29. 29Step 12: Add the location to a map
- 30. 30Step 12: Add location to a map
- 32. Looking at Your Map 32
- 33. 33More information about a location
- 34. 34Satellite view with traffic
- 39. Haiti
- 40. Haiti with a USGS .kml layer
- 41. Haiti with a USGS .kml layer
- 42. Epicenter of 2010 Earthquake
- 43. Additional layers of information
- 44. Additional layers of information
- 45. Additional layers of information
- 47. Historical images: January 12, 2010
- 48. Historical images: January 24, 2010
- 50. Downloaded a .kml or .kmz file on damage
- 51. Looking at Google Maps within Google Earth
- 52. Google Sky
- 53. Google Sky
- 54. Google Moon
- 55. Flight Simulator
- 56. Flight Simulator
- 57. Tours
- 58. Preferences
- 60. Streetview
- 63. How can you use Maps & Earth? Think about consumption vs. creation..... Creating maps for trips and tours Exploring countries in world language classes Plotting routes taken in films & literature Campus tours Tours of historical sites Calculating distances between locations 63
- 67. 67 Add To Your Circles Steve Hargadon Larry Ferlazzo Kern Kelley Esther Wojcicki Cheryl Oakes Jim Sill
- 69. 69Google Hangouts on Air http://youtu.be/pBpHr6pGjKw
- 73. How could you use Google+ and Hangouts? Professional development Networking with peers Conversations with experts Live broadcasts Videoconferencing with experts Parent conferences Tutoring (despite Google+ not being available in GAFE) 73
- 74. CUE’s Google Workshops http://gwe.cuetoyou.net/Home Google in Education Diigo Group http://groups.diigo.com/group/google-in-education Lucy Gray http:www.lucygray.org Twitter: elemenous 74