Google Classroom, Drive, Screen Recording Videos

[Pauric O'Donnell]

Video playlist showing short Google Classroom 'How-tos' and a couple of others on Screen Recording, Students uploading photos etc.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL_0n6wprxG5Ks2DQDQuojuTVVp_aw2cUr

May be of use to some of you.

[M Tuohy]

Hi Pauric

This is great thank you. 

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[Harkin, Ms D]

thank you Pauric - this is great Donna 

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[Sarah Diver]

Pauric, they are great, found them so helpful. Thanks a mill, your videos will be useful to so many.

SARAH

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[Laurence Cuffe]

Hi Folks,
If you find yourself trying to write documents in Microsoft Word for your students on scientific subjects you may find yourself using the equation editor, and getting frustrated by the interface.
A minor shortcut is to know that if you type:
x^2 +2xy +y^2
directly into the equation window in your document, it will put all the superscripts where you want them to be.
Best
Laurence Cuffe

[John Hegarty]

Also works in the equation editor in LibreOffice and Google Docs (yes there's an equation editor in Google Docs - demo here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VSayDc7iexA )

If you type a lot of these then using the shortcuts as Laurence suggests is a lot faster - full list of the Google Docs shortcuts here http://www.notuom.com/google-docs-equation-shortcuts.html and I wouldn't be too surprised if many of those work the same in Word etc.

jh

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[John McGowan]

Also EquatIO, texthelp.com/equatio , is a great alternative to built-in equation editors. It has a variety of input methods including speech input, handwriting recognition on tablets/touch devices, recognition from images, prediction, and the typical shortcuts.

Works in Word, Google Docs, Google Forms, Google Slides, Google Drawings, and a collaborative area called EquatIO mathspace (equat.io).

Also great for science with over 1000 chemical compounds in prediction.

They even have resources for remote learning: https://www.texthelp.com/en-gb/sectors/education/remote-learning/

Caveat: I helped build EquatIO, but no longer work for Texthelp. As a maths teacher for 15 years it was the equation editor that I always wished my students had so we built it!

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