Due to neuromuscular spine issues, my fingers sometimes do their own thing when typing on a Google Slide. I find using voice to text instead […]

Yesterday I was impressed when my physical therapist asked, “Do you have a smartphone in your bag?” These words were followed by, “Can I use […]

In Google Drive, there is a setting called Quick Access. This setting provides quick access to frequently used files. It is one of those personal […]

When using a Google Doc Table as a graphic organizer add some pizazz to jumpstart the thinking process. It may help a child or adult […]

While watching a child struggling to write a story the following thought hit me! Show the child how to make a simple graphic organizer using […]

A Google Image Search provides both student and adult researchers with another method for finding information. Sometimes an image search brings up new information overlooked […]

Recently in the Chrome Help Forum a user asked if there was a way to prevent tabs from being lost when closed. The question reminded […]

I never met a student who truly didn’t care about receiving a “Good Grade”. This post is about supporting the students who  are struggling and […]

When it comes to research projects why should students struggle due to reading levels of resources found on the internet? What would teachers say if […]

Quite by accident I discovered it is possible to add emoticons as  a visual support for Google Drive Folders and Files. Over the past year […]

A teacher in the help forums wanted to know how to automatically highlight vocabulary words in a presentation. This is easily done by inserting a […]

As a Google Top Contributor I’m exposed to an abundance of questions from teachers throughout the world. The following tips lists was created due to […]