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Google has finally made the creation of classes on Classroom available for everybody. I have been testing it and looks good. It’s simple but powerful, specially if you also take full advantage of the other Google tools. Testing is good, but I want to try Google Classroom for real. That’s the reason I’m offering a … Keep reading…
Google announced yesterday that they are opening up Google Classroom to users without G Suite for Education accounts. You could only use Classroom with people from your own school so far, but from now on schools will be allowed to invite students and teachers that don’t necessarily are part of their organization. It means being … Keep reading…
Using Google Forms is easy, but sometimes creating a form can be a long and boring process: add a question, duplicate, duplicate, duplicate, duplicate… and then keep duplicating it until you get all the fields you need. Imagine if you have to create a lot of questions (or forms). Fortunately, there is an add-on called … Keep reading…
Some days ago I closed a deal to create two different instructional materials for an university master’s degree. One of them is going to be in a traditional format (text with a few images, about 40 pages long…), while the other one will be a website or a directory (we still have to make the … Keep reading…
The question I’ve been talking about digital badges with different people in the last couple of weeks. Some of them didn’t know what I meant (others did). At most, they guessed I was talking about traditional certificates in pdf format. So I ended answering the same question again and again: What’s the difference between digital … Keep reading…