How to use google tools for learning?

 Hi!

The modern world develops rapidly and if you want to go with the times you have to use modern technologies and tools in your everyday life!

Here I will tell you about the possibilities of google services and their advantages. Let's go!

Google Classroom is the ultimate online hub for your classroom. Use it to publish assignments, create classes, make announcements, and organize digital files for your classroom.

Rest assured that the information you store on Google Classroom is kept secure. It’s never sold to advertisers. Neither is your student data. You also won’t see any ads on Google Classroom.

Another benefit of Google Classroom is that it, along with every other app on this list, is completely free.

Google Classroom allows you to communicate with your students via email, without even leaving the app. You can also start a conversation with one, several, or all students within the same interface.

G Suite for Education is an ecology of digital tools from Google designed to host and distribute digital documents, communication, and collaboration through cloud-based technology.
Advantages:

• Apps designed to work together;
• cost;
• security;
• the educational potential of YouTube;
• a general focus on utility;
• there is really no Apple equivalent

Google Docs is often confused with Google Drive, but the two are different. While Google Drive is online storage for your digital files, Google Docs is a word processing tool that you can use to create word documents. It is strikingly similar to Microsoft Word with two exceptions: Google Docs is free and it’s cloud-based.

When it comes to the classroom, you can use Google Docs to go paperless. Gone are the days of “the dog ate my homework”. Ask students to turn in term papers, essays, book reports, etc. over Google Docs. This way, you can make notes, edits, and suggestions all from your computer, no need to lug around a stack of papers. Yay for going green.

You can also use Google Docs in a collaborative assignment where a group of students work on a writing project together. Google Docs comes with a built-in chat module for real-time teamwork.

Use Google Forms to create pop quizzes and other assessments. The beauty of Google Forms is that these tests are self-grading. Life just keeps getting better.

With Google Drive, you can store many different file types, including PDF files, audio, images, Word documents, videos, and more. Simply store or save your files in the cloud for easy access, as long as you have Internet connectivity.

Google Calendar is the perfect way to organize your time. Use Google Calendar to plan your daily schedule, set reminders, create a to-do list, and collaborate with others.

Instead of cobbling together apps and tools that may not work perfectly with each other, consider the Google ecosystem. You’ll find almost everything you need to create a resourceful and organized classroom– all for free. 

Master your skill!

See you soon😊