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This is a quick post to share with you this wonderful free resource from Google for Education where you can access tons of helpful guides, training lessons, tips, and educator-created materials to help you make the best of Google services in your instruction. There is also a section labelled ‘Ideas’ where you will get to explore how other teachers and educators are using Google services in their teaching and beyond. 
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I was once at a conference where a delegate started chatting to me about iPads in schools. He’d been in charge of the rollout of more than 500 tablets to staff and students in his school and I sensed frustration and a little dejection when he described what obviously had turned into a head-aching predicament. I won’t bore you with his story, but essentially he had ordered a load of tablets and assumed that everything else would be all right.
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Last year, I attended a presentation focused on convincing staff to use a new tool the library had purchased. The presentation offered up different ideas on how to do that.
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In my previous post, I wrote about embracing technology's big new possibilities in education through smaller-scale changes that we can implement right now for our students' benefit. I'd like to continue with a few more thoughts on this subject, once again in the spirit of starting conversations in your school or district (as well as in the comments section of this post).
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