For the ninth day of Google, we will focus on formatting tips and tricks. Have to admit, I did not know about any of these until most recently. It is all about unlearning what you have always done to learn something new. These tips will most certainly save you some time in the future.
Working with Text
Ever find yourself in a situation where you were typing and didn’t realize that you had the caps locks on and had to retype everything? Well, you no longer need to do such a thing. In fact, with text that has already been typed, you can change it to any of the following by highlighting the text:
- lowercase
- UPPERCASE
- Title Case
To make this happen, highlight text, select format menu, followed by text and capitalization menus. Very simple, yet extremely helpful.
On this eighth day of Google, we will focus on how students can participate in activities on their Chromebook while in ‘locked mode’. In particular, I want to focus on two different features: Locked mode with Google Forms and Desmos Calculator.
On this seventh day of Google, we will be taking a look at a couple of Google Sheet features.
The sixth day of Google focuses on how you can use Google Slides for podcasting or having background audio playing while presenting.
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Craig M Sheil 