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National Museum for Asian Art: Educator Resources

The website for The National Museum for Asian Art houses a number of educational resources educators can use in their classrooms. Explore this...

Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month Resources

May is Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month. This resource from The Library of Congress, National Archives and Records Administration, National...

Introduction to Specialized Populations

Who are specialized population students? What are some barriers they might face? How might these barriers manifest in the classroom? Find the answer...

Scroobly

Scroobly is Google Chrome Experiment that uses artificial intelligence and allows users to create fun animations in real-time with their camera....

Seterra Game Modes

Are you a social studies or science teacher searching for a game-based platform for your learners to practice their map skills? Seterra is a...

Applied Digital Skills - An Introduction

Applied Digital Skills is a free, flexible video-based curriculum from Google that prepares students for the growing number of jobs that require...

Automatic Subtitles and Captions with VEED

Are you looking for a way for your students to receive closed captions on videos you create and upload? This video tutorial is precisely what you...

Pear Deck Drawing Tools

Pear Deck is a Google Slides and Powerpoint Online Add-On that allows teachers to create engaging lessons that can be instructor or student-paced....

Chromebook Accessibility: Select-to-Speak

Chromebooks include two text-to-speech options. The ChromeVox screen reader is great for visual impairments, while the Select-to-Speak option helps...

Chromebook Accessibility: Tools for Distance Learning

Chromebooks are wonderful tools for teaching and learning. Several built-in accessibility features can customize students’ learning experiences and...

Chromebook Accessibility: Visual Assistance

Chromebooks are wonderful tools for teaching and learning. Students can adjust and magnify their screens in various ways and enlarge or highlight...

Do More with Google Drawings

Google Drawings is a much underutilized versatile tool that allows you to create graphic organizers, posters, mind maps, flow charts, infographics,...

Diversity, Equity, & Inclusivity Resources

Diversity, equity, and inclusivity are topics at the forefront of educators' minds. If you are looking to expand your students' understanding of...

Voki

Voki, an audio creation tool for students and teachers, allows users to access a free collection of customizable speaking avatars that can enhance...

Fullscreen Interactive Google Slides

Do you use Google Slides with your students? You must check out this Google Chrome Extension! With this extension, Slides remain interactive and...

Five Ways to Celebrate Juneteenth in Your Classroom

What is Juneteenth, when is it celebrated, and how do we teach our students about this holiday? This post from ASCD provides a brief overview of...

Ideas for Teaching and Learning About Fake News

According to the Oxford Dictionary, post-truth is defined as “relating to or denoting circumstances in which objective facts are less influential...

Instagram Stories with Google Slides

Matt Miller of Ditch That Textbook is at it again! Check out this resource for a template in Google Slides that walks you through how to create an...

Data Analysis 101: On-Demand Workshop

This workshop, led by Mary Williams (Assistant Director of Research and Evaluation) and Lynn Schemel (Director of Assessment), offers insight into...

Grading Practices in 2021 & Beyond: On-Demand Workshop

As educators, you are navigating academic impact and providing feedback to students and parents regularly. Dr. Charity Flores, Chief Academic...