Just another education tech blog.
Up until yesterday, if you wanted to include a video in your Google Slides presentation, YouTube was your only option. Now, in addition to searching for/pasting in the URL to your favorite YouTube videos, you can insert any video you have stored in your Google Drive! Now you can include that clip of your students’ chemistry experiment in your presentations without the added step of uploading it to YouTube. Keep reading to learn how.
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Google launched their new Explore feature back in September. This is a great tool that works in Docs, Slides, and Sheets to bring the power of Google search into whatever you (or your students) happen to be working on.
One of the lesser known Explore features is the ability to quickly insert a footnote citation into a Google Doc. MLA, APA, and Chicago style citations are supported. Keep reading below the fancy moving picture to learn how!
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Want a quick and easy way to add a hyperlink to that important email, Google Docs essay, or Slides presentation? Look no further than Ctrl + K.
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