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Slidesgo is a platform that offers a wide variety of free Google Slides and PowerPoint templates. The way it works is simple: search the library, save the ones you like to your Google Slides or PowerPoint, open the saved version to customize and edit them the way you want. 
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Twitter chats are a great way for educators to interact with other educators. Interacting with teachers not just at our school widens our access to ideas, resources, and teaching techniques. I have created a spreadsheet to help you moderate or participate in a Twitter chat.
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inspiration for library creatives Librarian Design Share is hosted by us, April Aultman Becker and Veronica Arellano Douglas, and powered by design-minded librarians everywhere. Much of the work we do as librarians involves creating flyers, displays, handouts, websites and other designs that convey helpful information while looking good. Very few of us have any kind of formal design training, so we often rely on our own aesthetic preferences along with the opinions and ideas of colleagues.
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Timelines are key elements to use in your instruction. They allow you to visually organize data and draw attention to the most important pieces of information (e.g., dates, events, project milestones etc). We have already shared a collection of web tools that you can use to design your own timelines. However, if you rather avoid the hassle of creating one from scratch, the free timeline templates below are some good options to start with. These are PowerPoint templates curated from Microsoft Templates Gallery that you can download and adapt to your own teaching needs.
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A few days ago we shared with you a collection of some very good templates teachers can use to create professionally designed forms. In today's post we are featuring another selection of pre-designed templates but this time for creating presentations in Google Slides.
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Last month I shared a blog post about the new Pear Deck add-on for Google Slides (as part of my "12 Days of Tech-Mas" series of posts).
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Designing for the web, you must keep up-to-date with the latest trends and tools. For the trends, it’s fairly easy to know what’s going on, but it can be hard to follow with the tools. … Via Becky Roehrs
Becky Roehrs's curator insight,
April 28, 2017 10:38 AM
I like the free icons-just found them recently! |
