The slide presentation has lots of screen shots on:
- What is Google Apps Education Edition
- Setting Up a Google Apps Education Edition Account
- Administrating a Google Apps Education Edition Account
The last slide is a video of two students talking about how Google Docs helped them.
My chapter on Google Apps for Education is included in the book Retool Your School, see below. The chapter is an extended version of the above presentation.
Authors James Lerman and Ronique Hicks, and eight other Google Certified Teachers, show you why Google Applications are the best free online learning tools available today. You will discover how students and educators can collaborate with Google Documents, how the forms application allows teachers to create instant-feedback quizzes, how a literature class can take lit trips with Google Maps, how parents can view student work thanks to websites created with Google Sites, how iGoogle can help everyone develop personal learning networks, and so much more. The possibilities are endless-and the applications are free.
Retool Your School begins with an inspirational and achievable story that illustrates how Google Applications and good leadership transformed a school facing closure to one that in just one year is seen as a model of success. The book then dives into step-by-step directions on how to use multiple applications, detailing the benefits they provide to many aspects of education and school management. More than 40 lesson plans for elementary, middle, and high school will help you get started while the book's many ideas and supplemental resources show how to implement these tools to transform communication, collaboration, and creativity in your school and classroom. Don't miss the special chapter on how to bring the Education Edition directly to your school or district.
7 comments:
I like your way to present the information.It is very simple, powerful, and free communication and collaboration tools for educational institutions of any size--all hosted by Google to streamline setup, minimize maintenance, and reduce IT costs. With Gmail, Google Calendar, and video and voice chat, students, faculty, and staff can stay connected and work together with ease, even within a private school domain. And, using Google Docs, which includes word processing, spreadsheet, and presentation tools, they can share files and collaborate in real-time, keeping versions organized and available wherever and whenever users work.
Wow. Great blog site on art and education. Will check back soon to read more.
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