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Sign-up (Beta) to try Google Forms Locked Mode for quizzes

Kahoot! Create a quiz using a template. Load to Google Sheets and have students work on a collaborative Kahoot!

Facebook - How to set up Two-Factor Authentication to keep your account safe

ReadWorks has added Social and Emotional Learning topics

Split screen on your iPad. Use the Dock/Home Screen to to create Split View and Slide over Apps.

How to quickly open multiple links from a website & create a collection of those links using Wakelet

Share content from sites like Twitter to sites such as Wakelet to review in the future.

Wakelet - add a GIF to your cover image to have it stand out.

92nd Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade - Livestream in 360 + interactive timeline with 360 images by decade + A few things you probably didn't know about Thanksgiving

Want to hold a hologram in your hand? Try a MERGE cube!

Wakelet - Now you can allow others to copy your collection and you copy others users collections!

Have your students participate in a Live streaming event with Hall of Famer Kellen

Rivet - reading practice for kids grades K-2 over 1,500 FREE leveled books (for family use only)

Great news - You can upload photos from Google Photos to Shutterfly again

Remind - You can easily add Google Drive, Google Classroom, Quizlet, Signup Genius, etc.

Discover the Spiderverse (virtual field trip through Discovery Ed and Sony Pictures)

Wakelet - Share your collections directly into Google Classroom

Emoji Random Writing Prompt Generator

Amazing new feature in Google Slides - select captions when showing your presentation

Chromebook sideways? Use Ctrl Shift Refresh

Great ABCYA.com games to practice adding using dice + students can differentiate within the game

How to quickly mute a tab in Google Chrome

How to forward an email as an attachment in Outlook

Quizizz from a student point of view replay past games + find and play any quiz

Turn your Google Slides presentation into a GIF

Easy to use Random Name Selector

Move the shelf on your Chromebook to the left or right side for more screen room.

Get the most out of Twitter - use TweetDeck and create lists

Use random emojis to tell a story - great for brain breaks.

Use the Google Dictionary Extension to instantly define a word