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Carol and Travis talk about Google updates that were announced/released in April 2022. Show Notes / Resources: Chrome OS v. 100 - New app launcher, make edits during voice dictation, create GIF with built-in camera Create externally friendly booking pages with appointment scheduling in Google Calendar Google Meet video chats will be available directly in Docs Start a new Google Meet by typing " meet.new" New Emoji reactions in Google Docs on web More assistive writing suggestions in Google Docs
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Episode #1 - Dena Dellere
Dena Dellere is a creative and self-motivated Innovative Technology Integrationist with a passion for helping our teachers, students, parents and community gain the skills they will use throughout school, college, and careers. Her background is in teaching and technology support plus technology sales.
Dena’s certifications include Google Administrator, Google Educator Level I and II, and Google for Education Certified Trainer, Screencastify Certified, Wakelet Ambassador.
Dena and her husband reside in rural Selden, KS where we farm and ranch. They have two adult daughters that have pursued careers in nursing and accounting and our adult son helps on the farm. Dena’s absolute joys in the world are her granddaughter and two grandsons.
One of my passions is Digital Citizenship and showing teachers how they can help educate students by utilizing Google Apps for Education. ISTE has adopted the Digital Citizen Pledge for students created by DigCitCommit and in my opinion, it helps us turn the corner as educators. It leads us down the path where we educate students on how to be good digital citizens by focusing on what students can do rather than they don’t. Google Apps for Education has some hidden gems that can help guide students and teachers.
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